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Sharing an Alzheimer's diagnosis: Tips for caregivers
When a loved is diagnosed with Alzheimer's, you might wonder how to explain it to others. Consider these tips for telling family and friends.

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Living wills and advance directives for medical decisions
If you can't speak for yourself due to a health issue, living wills and other advance directives tell caregivers and doctors the medical care you want. Here's how to plan ahead.


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