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Free E-book for Caregivers available from AARP

March 10, 2016

Cover of E-Book "Juggling Life Work and Caregiving"

AARP with funding made possible by a grant from Pfizer Inc. has released a free E-book for caregivers entitled “Juggling Life, Work and Caregiving.”

From AARP: “Whether you’re caregiving day to day or once in a while, in the midst of a crisis, or planning for future needs, AARP’s gentle guide provides practical resources and sugggestions that are easy to find when you need them. And equally important, this book offers tips not just for caring for others but for caring for the caregiver-you.”

You can download the free e-book and find out about other resources at aarp.org/CaregivingBook 

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