Anyone ever fill out a wander alert paperwork for the local PD? Any ramifications? Drawbacks?
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So ... how did adult daycare go when your manly man LO went?
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If I call APS and say I am no longer able to take care of my father, what happens?
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What phrases do you use to calm a situation?
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I hate how this is such a beautiful day and Im just stuck here
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How do you check homework at the beginning of class?
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So, uh, I'm coming to realize Medicaid has almost no options for nursing care. So what happens when there are no beds and the person cant be cared for at home anymore?
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Social worker: "Do you have any friends or family that can help?" !!!!NOPE!!!! 🙃
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Perspective is everything. I thought things were bad a year ago.
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I feel like so many social workers, agencies ignore my emails and voicemails
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"Did you have a good summer?" Im tempted to just tell the truth
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Does it make sense to do ground school and be only to do a few jumps this season?
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How can I live through sobbing, wailing, delusions, and madness day after day?
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Should I use this old gutter drainage pipe? Poured 5 gallons down, went down very well
A place to come if you're having problems with your plumbing.
When my father had cancer everyone swooped in with flowers and gifts. Dementia? Nothing. They barely acknowledge it.
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The world is your oyster! Haha, LOL NOPE when you're stuck caregiving
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Booked another tandem on a good deal, can I learn anything from it to prepare for AFF?
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Can someone who is non-athletic make it through AFF?
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Vent. Owning a home, but can't invite people over with dependent parents
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Elder care lawyers wants my father to attend initial consultation. Need advice so he doesn't panic.
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School fired a fantastic high school math teacher for no apparent reason. Still can't find anyone mid summer. Make it make sense.
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I had to pay my father $5 as compensation for eating his lunch
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Why is every fast food franchise just a sterile boxy box these days?
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