Care for the Caregiver Resources from the Summer, 2012 issue of Thrive Magazine.

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Care for the Caregiver:
Tips for a strong patient and caregiver team

Support one another, even though only one person is ill

Communicate openly

Share worries and concerns

Maintain an active lifestyle as much as possible

Continue enjoyable activities

Ask questions to understand and manage symptoms

Help one another cope

See also: Caregiver Resources.

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Care for the Caregiver: Tips for a strong patient and caregiver team

Support one another, even though only one person is ill Communicate openly Share worries and concerns Maintain an active lifestyle as much as possible Continue enjoyable activities Ask questions to understand and manage symptoms Help one another cope

See also: Caregiver Resources. Connect with us!

Care for the Caregiver:
Tips for a strong patient and caregiver team

Support one another, even though only one person is ill

Communicate openly

Share worries and concerns

Maintain an active lifestyle as much as possible

Continue enjoyable activities

Ask questions to understand and manage symptoms

Help one another cope

See also: Caregiver Resources.

Connect with us!