Family caregivers are a large group, need support

Submitted on April 14, 2011
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Joseph Kenny | jkenny@stlouisreview.com
Nan Boelloeni, activity director for Cardinal Ritter Adult Day Program, stood behind Jim England during a session of the Brain Fitness Gym on April 6. The center, in the Holy Infant Apartment building on the Cardinal Carberry Campus in Shrewsbury, provides stimulating activities and nourishing meals for adults who live with caregivers.
Nan Boelloeni, activity director for Cardinal Ritter Adult Day Program, stood behind Jim England during a session of the Brain Fitness Gym on April 6. The center, in the Holy Infant Apartment building on the Cardinal Carberry Campus in Shrewsbury, provides stimulating activities and nourishing meals for adults who live with caregivers.
Rebecca Venegoni Tower
Successful caregivers do not abandon themselves physically, financially, emotionally, psychologically, familially or spiritually, according to Richard Johnson's research and experience.

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