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1   Link   Healthfinder
Healthfinder® is an award-winning Federal Web site for consumers, developed by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services together with other Federal agencies. Since 1997, healthfinder® has been recognized as a key resource for finding the best government and nonprofit health and human services information on the Internet.



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2   Link   WNBC- Healthology.com
From the NBC Digital Health Network, this section of caregiving information and videos is good introductory material for caregivers and all who wish to learn more about good health and prominent illnesses/diseases.
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3   Link   A.M.A. Caregiver Stress Self-Test
As a caregiver, your health matters too! The American Medical Association has graciously allowed us to link to their Caregiver Health Self-Assessment Questionnaire. Print out the questionnaire and fill it in - then bring the results to your physician, who can then determine any necessary treatment.
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Greg Henson Pop Music
 

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The WSA is pleased and excited about a fundraising project one of our friends has undertaken. Greg Henson, singer/songwriter, has just released “Pop Music,” an album dedicated to raising funds for the Well Spouse Association and The Michael J. Fox Foundation.

Sample audio tracks  

 7. Something in the Air Tonight

 8. Poor Lonely Joan

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WSA Stories

The Most Loving Thing

The Most Loving Thing

By Dizzy -- WSA Support Group Leader, Forum and WSA Member 

A year ago today I walked out of the assisted living community without her.  It was quiet--deeply quiet--walking alone to my rented car and driving away.  Away.  A dreadful word loomed just beyond my sense of exhaustion, relief and freedom.  I didn't think about it head-on, but it lurked there waiting.  Abandonment.

A series of illness had hijacked her, and me, and dropped us in a strange land.  Her with dementia, me with my own madness for which I have no name.  It is the madness of loss--loss of a lovely home, a good job, friends, family, retirement, travel, community, intimacy, companionship--peace

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