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Nancy LeaMond

Washington, D.C.
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AARP EVP: advocacy, lobbying, education & volunteers.
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Turning the Tide on High Drug Costs

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By Nancy LeaMond
| AARP
​For years, millions of older Americans have lived with constant anxiety about the cost of the medications they need to stay healthy. Folks across the country have faced impossible choices between filling a prescription or paying for everyday essentials like groceries and gas. These are tough financial decisions that also affect people’s health, independence and quality of life. This reality is beginning to change.
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America's Caregiving Crisis Is Getting Worse

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By Jason Resendez, Nancy LeaMond, Regina A. Shih
| Next Avenue Verified
Every morning at 6 a.m., Debbi from Eagan, Minnesota, begins her 18-hour shift caring for her son Josh, who was born with a brain hemorrhage that left him with cerebral palsy. For more than 30 years, she's managed his ventilator, feeding tube and medications. She does this without a paycheck or a single day off. It's complicated her ability to work and hopes for retirement. But without her, Josh would require institutional care costing hundreds of thousands of taxpayer dollars.
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AARP Hits a Home Run with Baseball Collaborations

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By Nancy LeaMond
| AARP
Speaking as a lifelong baseball fan (and AARP’s unofficial, self-appointed chief baseball officer), I can tell you these collaborations throughout the United States are a golden way to connect AARP with local communities and unite generations in a delightful, shared experience. When I go to the ballpark, I see people of all ages – including multi-generational families – enjoying the game, the food, and the traditions. There’s truly something for everyone. It’s as American as apple pie.
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