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Solutions To Your Caregiving Situations Throughout Your Caregiving Years

The Mourner's Bill of Rights   1.  You have the right to experience your own unique grief.   2.  You have the right to talk about your grief. 3.  You have the right to feel a multitude of emotions. 4.  You have the right to be tolerant of your physical and emotional limits. 5.  You have the right to experience "griefbrusts." 6.  You have the right to make use of ritual. 7.  You have the right to embrace your spirituality. 8.  You have the right to search for meaning. 9.  You have the right to treasure your memories. 10.  You have the right to move toward your grief and heal.   We have two online support groups that help you when you are transitioning out of your role as family caregiver and as your grieve for a family member. To learn more about our online support groups, visit http://www.caregiving.com/support/html/group.htm.   Index of Articles Working Within the Laws of Nature Ethics Committees Help Iron Out Disagreements Bereavement is as Personal Experience as Caregiving Knowing What to Expect Helps You Help Your Care Recipient Medicare and the Hospice Benefit Vial of Life Your Thoughts Resources

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