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tltmtgirl
Asked January 2010
My father has alzheimer's and my Mother is also disable. Can she get any type of assistance?
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Carol Bradley Bursack, CDSGF
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Hi,
I'd go to the state Web site and look under aging services. The Family Caregiver Support Program is available in some form in all states. There should be contact information on the site and they can give you local resources.
Carol
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I'd go to the state Web site and look under aging services. The Family Caregiver Support Program is available in some form in all states. There should be contact information on the site and they can give you local resources.
Carol