Although we don’t like to think about it or discuss it, all of us must eventually confront the reality of aging, declining health, and inevitable demise. Dealing with a loved one of advanced age with a chronic, terminal illness takes its toll on both the sick individual and the caregiver. If you’re taking care of elderly family member with a debilitating illness, tune in today’s broadcast as we speak with Jackie Parker about her book, Where is Wilma?
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