Preparing for the long term needs of a family member diagnosed with dementia can be stressful; however those who plan ahead have a better outlook on the situation and are able to cope better throughout the process. Sharing responsibility with other family members if possible balances the duty of the situation so it does not reside on the shoulders of a single caregiver. And there are many things that can be decided early on in the diagnosis to avoid a later crises situation. Download the checklist at www.parentingyourparentsradio.com

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PAMELA D. WILSON, MS, BS/BA, NCG, CSA supports organizations, caregivers, and aging adults with practical and proven advice, tips, and solutions to navigate health and health care, financial costs of care, legal matters, and family dynamics of caregiving. Visit her website to schedule a 1:1 consultation, inquire about expert witness or speaking services, and access her online caregiver education programs, podcast, articles, and videos.

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