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shnasta
Asked March 2010
I'm looking for respice near Chicago. Can I find inexpensive help somewhere? Any help so far is way too steep for my pocket book.
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KelleyBean
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shnasta,
contact your local office of aging and adult services.. after an evaluation and if eligible, they might have some caregivers they can send in for free or low cost.
03/02/2010 13:38:57
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contact your local office of aging and adult services.. after an evaluation and if eligible, they might have some caregivers they can send in for free or low cost.