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Dianne G. Allen
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An Imperfect Caregiver's Journey
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2023
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3 editions
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“I'm particularly grateful for those neighbors and friends who listened to me without probing for details, judging the situation, or giving too much advice about what they would do in a similar circumstance. I simply wasn't yet ready for anything beyond just trying to cope with each new day.”
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“By definition, trial and error means I'm going to get it wrong sometimes. My job is to try to maintain the right balance between the two and learn from any mistakes.”
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“By definition, trial and error means I'm going to get it wrong sometimes. My job is to try to maintain the right balance between the two and learn from any mistakes.”
― An Imperfect Caregiver's Journey
― An Imperfect Caregiver's Journey
“I'm particularly grateful for those neighbors and friends who listened to me without probing for details, judging the situation, or giving too much advice about what they would do in a similar circumstance. I simply wasn't yet ready for anything beyond just trying to cope with each new day.”
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“By definition, trial and error means I'm going to get it wrong sometimes. My job is to try to maintain the right balance between the two and learn from any mistakes.”
― An Imperfect Caregiver's Journey
― An Imperfect Caregiver's Journey
“I'm particularly grateful for those neighbors and friends who listened to me without probing for details, judging the situation, or giving too much advice about what they would do in a similar circumstance. I simply wasn't yet ready for anything beyond just trying to cope with each new day.”
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