"How Can We Help Our Nation's Caregivers?"

[Fed]

Not to worry; they would probably employ Laquisha as their bodyguard .

[dadmo]

You and Danny on a book tour could be dangerous. If that ever happened I think it might be wise to lock all the females away for a while, especially the red heads.

[dannysbrother]

Yes Scott,

Thanks for posting this. Good article, of course it does barely scratch the surface of a mind-boggling issue. As for sharing stories with Gail for her book... I don't know, I think she'll have to read them from when I write my OWN book!



Mikey

[Russell's Mom]

Scott, thank-you for this information. It has been inside my head since I read it. I don't have a clue where to start. What I want is outside of current possiblities....make it go away!! Within that, hopefully my thoughts will find a resting place and come up with a good idea. For today, it looks like politics at the hospital level is the agenda. Sharon

[Scott]

Today's Parade magazine includes this article, "How Can We Help Our Nation's Caregivers?"

(Also, note the link at the end of article: "Gail Sheehy is collecting stories from family caregivers for her next book. If you would like to share your story...")