The healthcare systems of the US and Canada rely on the unpaid help of family caregivers. Family caregivers are the people who provide care to family members suffering health challenges.
AARP and its Canadian counterpart, CARP, advocate for US Boomers and Canadian Zoomers, the very people who are the family caregivers.
Many family caregivers provide care for aging parents with long-term and, often, incurable medical conditions. Other family caregivers provide care to their children with special needs. Either way, the family caregiving is intense, demanding and, all too often, a stress an
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