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Guides
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Caring for Adults with Autism
Plan for your child's future as an adult with Autism or help an adult that is currently dealing with Autism.
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Caregiver Tips
Many people are caring for a chronically ill or disabled spouse, parent, or other family member. Caregiving can be a rewarding experience, especially when you know that your care makes a positive difference.
Articles
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Help for the Caregiver
It’s easier to manage the ups and downs of caregiving when you know where to turn for extra help when needed.
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Caregiver Support: Talking About Advance Care Planning
Talking to about end of life issues is difficult but important. Learn some guidelines and what you should be thinking about.
Find Self-Help Resources
Resources
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Caregiver Stress
Find useful resources on topics that affect women caregivers
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Easter Seals disability information
Services such as medical rehabilitation, job training, employment, child care, adult day programs, camping and recreation for children and adults
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Family Caregiver Alliance - Family Care Navigator
1-800-445-8106 toll free, is a national network that addresses the needs of families and friends providing long-term care at home. The website includes information, free publications, and an online caregiver support discussion group.
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Muscular Dystrophy Association Summer Camps
Since 1955, MDA has built bridges and knocked down barriers for youngsters with neuromuscular diseases by providing an unforgettable week at MDA summer camp. Campers say the week they spend at MDA camp is "the best time of our lives."
Videos
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Caregiving: Take Care of Yourself Too
Learn tips for managing the stress of caregiving and how getting support can help.
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