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**Pony** · 08-15-2002, 11:10 PM

Here is another characteristic:
By: Thomas Wright

3. Caretakers are always subject to depression as a result of their stroke deprivation. This stroke deprivation results largely from caretaker's unwillingness to receive compliments or care from anyone else. They are afraid to accept care from others for fear it would jeopardize their role in life.

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I am so glad you all are enjoying these. I found this paper in with other information dealing with disfunctional behaviors and co-dependancy, etc.... and thought I would share it with everyone.
There's will be more to come so stay tuned.

Pony

08-15-2002, 11:10 PM	#1 (permalink)
Pony Forum Leader Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: trail of discovery Posts: 2,480	PROFILE OF A PROFESSIONAL CARETAKER Part III Here is another characteristic: By: Thomas Wright 3. Caretakers are always subject to depression as a result of their stroke deprivation. This stroke deprivation results largely from caretaker's unwillingness to receive compliments or care from anyone else. They are afraid to accept care from others for fear it would jeopardize their role in life. ************************************************** I am so glad you all are enjoying these. I found this paper in with other information dealing with disfunctional behaviors and co-dependancy, etc.... and thought I would share it with everyone. There's will be more to come so stay tuned. Pony