Living with Parkinson's: How caregivers find a moment for support and help
CBS News Miami examines the options that are available to help with the emotional toll of caregiving for those living with Parkinson's disease.
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CBS News Miami examines the options that are available to help with the emotional toll of caregiving for those living with Parkinson's disease.
Susan Stocker, who took her brother in when he couldn't live on his own anymore, said it can be frustrating and exhausting.
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CBS News Miami's Ted Scouten is sharing his journey with Parkinson's Disease, and illuminating the lives of the caregivers helping their loved ones every single day.
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