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Be a Healthy Caregiver Blog Talk Radio
 May 2013 | Chris McClellan, Host of Be a Healthy Cargiver
This episode of the Blog Talk Radio 30-minute show "Be A Healthy Caregiver" features guests Hilary Meyer, Director of SAGE’s National Resource Center on LGBT Aging and Tom Duffy, from Secret Garden. The weekly show is hosted by LGBT Family Caregiver and Certified Senior Advisor host, Chris MacLellan, often known as “The Bow Tie Guy” who offers his pragmatic approach to caregiving focusing on solutions, advocacy and real life events that caregivers and their “caree's” face on a daily basis. To listen to the show, follow this link. |
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