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LynnPO
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Dec 28, 2010
The easiest way to find out what's possible within your state is to contact the local area agency on aging. There's usually one in each county or region of the state. You might also go visit your nearest state department of health and welfare to see what's possible. Do it ASAP! With the stagnant economy funds are getting cut every where.
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BridgetW
Dec 29, 2010
Please contact your local Area on Aging, I looked it up for you on the Internet. Area Agency On Aging230 N Union AvePueblo, CO 81003719-583-6611 Blessings,Bridget
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