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Wanda's Story Wanda's Story
When anticipating retirement and growing old together, Wanda had never pictured her active and able husband being physically bound to his bed. Bob, a Veteran of the U.S. Army, who served during World War II, wanted nothing more than to stay in his home, despite his life-altering condition.
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Caregiver Tool Box Caregiver Tool Box
  • Staying Organized

    Medication Log
    A medication log can help you keep track of a Veteran's prescription and over-the-counter medications, when they should be taken, and what's working (and what isn't).

  • Caregiving Tips

    5 Tips for Preventing Burnout
    Starting to feel rundown? Remember, your health is essential to your ability to keep providing for the Veteran you care for. Check out these tips for avoiding burnout and staying healthy.

  • Caregiving Tips

    Diagnosis Care Sheets
    Learn about the conditions affecting the Veteran you care for and tips for providing the best care at home.

  • Caregiving Tips

    Making the Most of Your Limited Time
    Feeling like you have no time for yourself? Check out Making the Most of Your Limited Time for ideas on how to give yourself a well-deserved break.

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