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What Will You Remember? What Will They Remember?

December 8, 2017 Ashley Culbreth

Too often, when we see the word legacy, it’s in the outstretched palm of a university, church or cause; an organization that wants us to remember them in our wills.…

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Plan Ahead to Make Travel More Manageable

November 3, 2017 Ashley Culbreth

Q: My husband and I are both very active and have always loved to travel. Last year, he was diagnosed with mild cognitive impairment and has been struggling with short-term…

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Recognizing and Providing a Compassionate Approach to Caregiver Burnout

October 5, 2017 Ashley Culbreth

Q: My dad has had multiple small strokes over the past three years, and my mom has been taking care of him at home. She does a great job, and…

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A Caregiver’s Circle of Friends

August 2, 2017 Ashley Culbreth

Fifteen minutes after I started writing this column, my best friend called. He lives in Los Angeles and we talk, on average, four or five times a week. In some…

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12 Caregiving Resources

July 10, 2017 Ashley Culbreth

Stepping into the role of caregiver unexpectedly is not unlike being told you have to take an exam in the morning—and you never went to class. If you’re smart, you’ll…

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ReTravel Near or Far for Self-Care

June 27, 2017 Ashley Culbreth

By Mike Collins When I talk to caregivers about their situations, they often bring up travel as an issue—not around the world—just, maybe, out to a movie, shopping or playing…

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Five Simple Movements to Put More Spring in Your Step

June 6, 2017 Ashley Culbreth

This is the do-it-yourself issue of OutreachNC, so here’s a do-it-yourself health quiz for caregivers. Simply put a check beside the statements that are true: More aches and pains than…

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Coping with Dementia Shadowing

May 23, 2017 Ashley Culbreth

People who have some type of dementia often demonstrate a behavior called shadowing. According to the Mayo Clinic, shadowing occurs when the person with dementia attempts to keep his or…

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Caregiving: What You Know and Don’t Know

May 12, 2017 Ashley Culbreth

As caregivers, we encounter a whole range of professionals and volunteers while fulfilling our caregiving responsibilities. If you are anything like my brother and me, some of your encounters cause…

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Alzheimer’s Caregiving Can Be Traumatic, But There’s Help and Hope

April 25, 2017 Ashley Culbreth

By Donna Brock, Care Manager, Aging Outreach Services During a recent conversation with a retired Vietnam Veteran and recipient of a Purple Heart, I was enlightened by an analogy of…

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