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Saturday, July 25, 2009
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Welcome to My World! This blog was created to share my experiences about caring for an aging parent with dementia and kidney cancer. More specifically, it is a memorial to my mother who I cared for at home for over one year before she died. Through this blog, I hope to be able to enlighten others about in-home care giving and its challenges. Please feel free to check out all of the valuable information available about care-giving. It is better to be forewarned than not.
Memorial: Jean Marie Kizior
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