Tips: How to Be a Friend to an Isolated Caregiver

Caregivers are often isolated by the nature of their responsibilities. Some can’t leave home without arranging for someone to come and care for their loved one. Others are simply taxed to expend energy on friends no matter how lonely they may feel. So, how can you be a friend to an isolated caregiver?   View slideshow for tips on HealthCentral about how to be a good friend to an isolated caregiver: Support a caregiver or jump-start discussion in support groups with real stories - for bulk orders of Minding Our Elders e-mail Carol   Related articles Celebrating Love: Dementia Caregivers Talk About How They Do It (Minding Our Elders®) "Is Palliative Care Right for You?" Booklet Takes You Through the Decision Process (Minding Our Elders®) Family Caregivers May Be Able to Take Tax Deductions So See If You Qualify                Related StoriesTips for Refreshing the Caregiving Routine for Both Care PartnersLife Can Be Hard: Phrases for Caregivers to Live ByAt What Moment Did You Realize You Were a Caregiver? 
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