• Working Daughter Interview: Jana Panarites

    Working Daughter Interview: Jana Panarites

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    Jana Panarites is the founder of Agewyz Media Group, author of Scattered: My Year As An Accidental Caregiver and host of The Agewyz Podcast, a weekly interview series featuring lively conversations with experts in the field of aging and people caring for a loved one amid the demands of the…

  • Working Daughter Interview: Donna Thomson

    Working Daughter Interview: Donna Thomson

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    Donna Thomson cares for her son and her mother. She is the author of The Four Walls of My Freedom: Lessons I’ve Learned From a Life of Caregiving. Donna also consults on family caregiving to both home health and hospital group and sits on several boards relating to health research and networks of support…

  • Caregiver News Roundup Jan. 31, 2016

    Caregiver News Roundup Jan. 31, 2016

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    In case you missed them, here are some stories about caregiving from the news this week. Anne at Daughterhood.org shared a list of “Essential Websites for the Daughterhood Journey.” It’s a comprehensive list of resources that cover medical, financial and inspirational information. Have you heard of exoskeletons? Worldcrunch has a…

  • Working Daughter Interview: Cindy Martindale

    Working Daughter Interview: Cindy Martindale

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    Cindy Martindale is the author of Graceful Last Chapters: Helping Seniors Who Need More Care as well as the owner of Martindale Copywriting. She worked for many years as a sales and marketing director in senior living communities. Where and when do you feel most competent? Writing makes me feel competent, and…

  • Working Daughter Interview: Denise Brown

    Working Daughter Interview: Denise Brown

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    Denise M. Brown is the founder and owner of the fantastic site, CareGiving.com. She is the author of several books including “The Caregiving Years, Six Stages to a Meaningful Journey” and “Take More Comfort, Reflections of Hope for Caregivers.” Where and when do you feel most competent? I feel competent when I’m…

  • Do You Have a Caregiver Fitbit?

    Do You Have a Caregiver Fitbit?

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    Do you have a Caregiver Fitbit? Of course not. They don’t exist. But you must read this very funny account of life as a caregiver in The New Yorker including how to use your Caregiver Fitbit to earn your Caregiver Sainthood. Enjoy!

  • The Working Daughter Interview: Phyllis Myung

    The Working Daughter Interview: Phyllis Myung

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    Phyllis Myung is a freelance communications and social media consultant and a blogger at Napkin Hoarder. Phyllis is learning to prioritize self care, but still struggles with caregiver guilt. Where and when do you feel most competent? Probably at church – the expectation is not to be perfect, so I…

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