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Helping your Loved One Accept a Second Opinion

A situation all too common for caregivers is the reluctance of loved ones to get a second opinion. For instance, Jody, a caregiver, said, "My mother seems to have a million reasons for not getting a second medical opinion. She has some good points, and I'm often hard pressed to overcome her objections." Read more

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Hospice & End-of-Life Care By Justin Buchbinder and Nicole Levison What to Do for a Dying Loved One By April Goode	Home Delivery: Saving Time By Nicole Levison Taking Away the Keys By Elizabeth Eby
Everyday Care	Long-Distance-Care
Changing the Bedsheets By Elizabeth Eby Detecting Pain By Margaret Caudill- Slosberg, M.D., Ph.D., M.P.H. Healing With Music By Deborah Harkins Helping your Loved One Accept a Second Opinion By Vicki Rackner, M.D. Making Shared Time Enjoyable for All By Ellen Neuborne View All	Caregiving From Afar By Dianne Zimmerman Helping From Far Away By Kate Shuman Long-Distance Caregiving By Nicole Levison