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I would say like, it is so empowering.

How do you want to care for others and how do you want to be cared for?

Welcome back to So Your Parents Are Old. I'm Vanessa Grigoriades and thank you all for being here

again this week. So if your old parents

need help, you might be doing what I'm doing. You take time out of your workday to go to

doctor's appointments. You may even recruit other family members, some willing, some unwilling,

to help here and there. But at the same time,

professional caregivers, some of whom are working with Medicaid, some of whom are working with private

pay, also have a hard time getting their own protections and making a good wage.

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