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Joan Zlotnick
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Joan Zlotnick
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When you’re out there on your own, after almost half a century of marriage, as I was, socializing is very complicated   Caregivers, depending on their circumstances, might occasionally find themselves navigating the social landscape on their own. Widows have to do this this every single time. For caregivers, there’s the problem of dealing with
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Had the situation been reversed, I know that my husband z”l would’ve taken even better care of me than I did of him

By Joan Zlotnick

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I think the reason she chose me to be her confidante is obvious: I’d been a caregiver. I’d been there. I would get it

By Joan Zlotnick

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Once again, though, my assumption that this was the worst thing you could ever do to a loved one proved false

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After about a year, it became clear to me that my husband belonged in a day-care program, but, of course, this was not something he’d agree to — and I knew better than to suggest it

By Joan Zlotnick

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I know this sounds unbelievable. A doctor who, for a year, would advise me — a person he’d never met — over the phone about a patient he had never seen?

By Joan Zlotnick

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In these instances, my instinct to spare my children and grandchildren was outweighed by my desperation

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