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Handling Anger & GuiltBy Angela Lunde, Mayo Clinic health education outreach coordinator Another perspective that can be helpful: i.e. separate the disease from the person and the person from the behaviors. Doing this helps you see that it’s the disease, not the . . . → Read More: Blame the disease, not the person, when caregiving gets frustrating  20 Questions for Long-distance Caregivers. And Caregiver Basics: What You Should Do (or Think About Doing). Some good ideas. Plus how is it that long-distance caregiving makes me feel so guilty all the time? I thought being so far . . . → Read More: So Far Away | |||||
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