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Why Care Partners Should Attend and Participate in Appointments

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Do you leave your doctor appointments feeling less than satisfied with the outcome? Our panel of experts discuss the value of having a care partner at your appointment and how to advocate for yourself.

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I care for my hubby and attend all his appointments due to 1. I take him 2. His meds make him drowsy 3. I know what is happening.

Due to the involvement of multi agency health care profs involvement and seeing different doctors frequently my involvement helps continuity of care for my hubby.

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Anniehb,

I've been in your shoes. I admire and respect care partners who are so fully involved and dedicated to the health and welfare of their loved one. It seems like a thankless job at times, but hang in there. You're doing a wonderful job. Thank you for sharing a piece of your and your husband's story.

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