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sherdar
Asked January 2013
Want to take vacation, are there places you can send loved ones to go stay while you are gone?
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Jan 2013
Contact your county agency on aging. Some nursing homes/assisted living offer respite care. You might check with your loved one's doctor for recommendations.
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01/26/2013 01:37:02
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