Caring for someone with Alzheimer’s?

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Care-giving for someone with Alzheimer’s is one of the most
difficult jobs in the world.

Texas Elder Law Attorney offers a FREE initial half hour telephone consultation with no obligation on your part.

In caring for someone with Alzheimer’s, in addition to making sure that your loved one’s daily needs are met, you are also faced with the fact that your relationship with this person is no longer what it once was. Oh, and as a little side note, you are also trying to maintain some sort of life of your own. Many care-giving guides give very technical and clinical information to try to enable caregivers do a better job. The Barron Law Firm can help you with practical information and useful suggestions to make the everyday things of life easier:

    • “How can I get my Mom to take a bath?”
    • “What do I do when Dad won’t sit down and eat?”
    • “What do I do when my husband becomes agitated and upset?”

These are the things that, when faced everyday, lead to caregiver burnout. Caregiver burnout is what leads to the need to place your loved one in a 24-hour care setting.  If you are caring for someone with Alzheimer’s, contact the Barron Law Firm for a free initial consultation.

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As a special bonus for signing up today you will receive instant access to all areas of our web site in which you will find many resources to help you or your loved one navigate the “Elder Care Pathway” we all must take as we help those who are getting older and need more than just an estate plan, they need a Life Care Plan.. The biggest threat to Middle Americans financial security is the cost of long term, nursing home, care.  So, you need to ask yourself not what happens to my assets when I die, but rather,….

“What Happens to My Assets if I don’t die

but instead become sick and lose my mental or physical capacity

and need Long Term, Nursing Home, Care?”

Putting it off is a plan, may not be the best plan for those you leave behind, so don’t put it off any longer call us today at

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