In my previous blog post, we learned Mr. Smith needed skilled rehabilitation services after his stroke. His son, Paul, selected a facility near

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Annie and her two siblings have been helping their elderly parents in a growing number of ways over the past several years.

  Bob and his father, John, in front of the newly delivered Wheel Pad! Brattleboro, VT What does a family do about