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Alzheimer's Care, Nursing Homes, Assisted Living Facilities, Retirement Communities

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" FIND A COMMUNITY � · � EVALUATE YOUR NEEDS � · � TYPES OF HOUSING � · � HEALTH & WELLNESS The First Big Step: Discussing the Need for Long-Term Care by Joseph Matthews From the Nolo.com Retirement & Elder Care Center An open and honest discussion can help secure the right kind of care at the right time. Here is some advice about how to get started. If you are the one who needs care, you may find it hard to discuss it with others because it seems a blow to your self-esteem, a subject that means you are really "old." You may also be reluctant to begin the process of giving up some of your independence, and fearful of what it may mean to give up full control over your life. And when you know you need the help of your family, you may hesitate to bring up the subject because you fear it will add burdens to their lives. If you believe that someone else -- a family member or other loved one -- is in need of care, you may be reluctant to bring up the subject because it may seem like a challenge or an insult. And within the family there may be anxiety, guilt and wide differences of opinion about what care is needed and from where and from whom it should come. The first step in providing needed care is to overcome this reluctance to talk about it. Getting Help From Others To get discussion underway and onto the right track, it is often best to look outside the family. An unrelated person can sometimes soothe ruffled family feathers, present a neutral opinio"
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