5 Women On the Realities of Caregiving for a Sick Partner
Caring for a Romantic Partner | Generation X | Long Term Caregiving | Millennial Generation

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April 14, 2023

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Adriana Shnall | dementia | Koschitzky Centre for Innovations in Caregiving | the kit | vina nguyen

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When someone else gets sick like that—someone you love—it can mean a complete overhaul of what once was an equal dynamic between two partners as you transition into a caregiver role. 

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Even when money isn’t an issue, the emotional impact can be devastating.

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We asked five Canadian women to share their experiences caregiving for a partner. Here are their stories.

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