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  • @Swell | Welcome to Community Podcasting with Swell

    @Swell | Welcome to Community Podcasting with Swell
    2023/03/13
    Welcome to this community podcast powered by Swellcast.com. To add your own episode to the show, please visit the show website. To reply to an episode, please visit the reply link in the episode description. To learn more, or start your own community podcast, please visit https://www.swellcast.com.
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  • @ShareTheCareNet | Caregivers, Use Your Creativity.

    @ShareTheCareNet | Caregivers, Use Your Creativity.
    2023/03/14
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    "So today caregivers, I leave with you this thought what is your God given creativity? And if it is to, let's say, journal, be a writer, compose poems or journal things about your pathway on your journey as a caregiver. Write them down and share them. I would love to hear more from you on this. Take care. God bless."
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  • @ShareTheCareNet | Caregiver Stress

    @ShareTheCareNet | Caregiver Stress
    2023/04/28
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    "You. Good afternoon, swell community. Today's topic is on caregiver stress. Caregiver stress is not a new concept. More than one quarter of the adult population has provided care for a chronically ill, disabled or aged family member or friend during the past year. It intense caregivers. Those providing at least 21 hours of care a week have suffered from depression. Heavy duty caregivers, especially spousal caregivers, do not get consistent help from any other family members."
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  • @ShareTheCareNet | When Your Loved One Resists Care

    @ShareTheCareNet | When Your Loved One Resists Care
    2023/05/05
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    "Consider very specific needs, such as their meal preparations, their household chores, or any personal care that they may need. Also, present your loved one with options. Any person may feel more empowered and more likely to accept help if he or she has options. For example, if your loved one can no longer keep up a big house, they might choose to hire someone to help them with their chores."
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  • @ShareTheCareNet | Happy Mother’s Day Gratitude

    @ShareTheCareNet | Happy Mother’s Day Gratitude
    2023/05/13
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    "And I was thinking about a little something today as I was driving through a section of Los Angeles where I live where when I was a young child, my mother and I and my father lived in a certain area of the city and back, 50 plus years ago, that area was a very nice area to live in. It was very family, community oriented neighborhood. And you could walk at night, you could probably leave your door unlock if you choose to do that in those days."
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  • @ShareTheCareNet | The Benefits of Staying Active

    @ShareTheCareNet | The Benefits of Staying Active
    2025/03/27
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    "A little exercise every day can make you feel stronger. It will increase your memory, and it will make a big difference. So please get out today. Exercise. Even if it means just a little bit of walking or a little bit of gardening in your garden, or just maybe taking a little walk around the corner, maybe to the local Starbucks, pick yourself up a coffee or iced tea."
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  • @ShareTheCareNet | Helping Older Adult Stay Independent.

    @ShareTheCareNet | Helping Older Adult Stay Independent.
    2025/03/27
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    "If help is needed with bathing or other personal care tasks, you may want to consider hiring a home health aide to help your loved one. Also, does the home that your loved one lives in need changes for easier access or movement, such such as ramps or handrails or grab bars. Some programs are available for seniors that will provide the installation of these items. Also, ask your physical or ask your loved one's occupational therapist to identify ways to modify the home to fit your loved one's needs."
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  • @ShareTheCareNet | Collaboration Strategies for Caregivers & DOGE Initiatives

    @ShareTheCareNet | Collaboration Strategies for Caregivers & DOGE Initiatives
    2025/04/02
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    "Share information about available community resources with one another such as food banks, transportation services and support groups is very vital. Developing resource sharing platforms or databases can streamline access to needed assistance. Number three Advocacy and policy engagement Caregivers must actively engage in advocacy efforts to protect the Medicare Medicare, excuse me, the Medicaid Medi Cal programs. This includes contacting your elected officials, participating in public hearings and supporting organizations that advocate for caregiver rights."
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