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Your Turn to Care
The multi-platform series Your Turn to Care explores the challenges of, and offers solutions for, those caring for ailing or aging loved ones. Four half-hour episodes focus on the inspiring stories of families at important junctures in their caregiving journeys - from initiating the difficult discussion about health directives and wills, to navigating the complex and expensive world of assisted living facilities to transitioning into the "final chapter" of palliative care, hospice and letting go. Actress and award-winning author Holly Robinson Peete guides viewers into this often emotional and heart-wrenching passage of life, while sharing her own deeply personal caregiving experiences. The companion website, mobile application and social media components expands the series' content to offer additional resources and support, including opportunities for caregivers to connect to each other and to experts featured in the series.
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Your Turn to Care
Studies suggest "boomers" may be dangerously unprepared for aging and retirement.
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There are 7,000-10,000 individuals who turn 65 every day. By 2030, every 1 in 5 drivers will be a senior citizen.
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Acclaimed actor and disabled persons advocate, Robert David Hall expresses hope for bravery and enlightenment when the end comes.
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Steve Lopez shares the tough lessons learned during the difficult months of seeking comfort and care for his ill father.
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