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"And here in Los Angeles, the University of Southern California, or USC as it's called, has a program called the Los Angeles Caregiver Resource center that offers support and resources for caregivers that care for adults who struggle with chronic physical or cognitive conditions. So when you feel like you've reached the end of your rope, tie another knot and hold on, caregiver. Don't let go. There is help there for you. I hope you enjoyed these little highlights from the article that I read."
"And here in Los Angeles, the University of Southern California, or USC as it's called, has a program called the Los Angeles Caregiver Resource center that offers support and resources for caregivers that care for adults who struggle with chronic physical or cognitive conditions. So when you feel like you've reached the end of your rope, tie another knot and hold on, caregiver. Don't let go. There is help there for you. I hope you enjoyed these little highlights from the article that I read."
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"And here in Los Angeles, the University of Southern California, or USC as it's called, has a program called the Los Angeles Caregiver Resource center that offers support and resources for caregivers that care for adults who struggle with chronic physical or cognitive conditions. So when you feel like you've reached the end of your rope, tie another knot and hold on, caregiver. Don't let go. There is help there for you. I hope you enjoyed these little highlights from the article that I read."
"And here in Los Angeles, the University of Southern California, or USC as it's called, has a program called the Los Angeles Caregiver Resource center that offers support and resources for caregivers that care for adults who struggle with chronic physical or cognitive conditions. So when you feel like you've reached the end of your rope, tie another knot and hold on, caregiver. Don't let go. There is help there for you. I hope you enjoyed these little highlights from the article that I read."