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Kimberly Schlapman on Caring for Her Mom Through Parkinson's

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By Nicole Pajer Verified
| HealthyWomen
Schlapman’s brother and sister are also very hands-on, and the siblings work together to make sure they stay on top of their mom’s symptoms and treatment protocols. “I think it's so important for caregivers to have someone that they can share everything with, that they can download on,” Schlapman said. She stressed that there is definitely a level of grief involved in caregiving because the person you're taking care of is not the person you've known forever; they’ve changed.
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Who's This Company Asking for My Home Loan Payment? Mortgage Servicing Explained

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By Nicole Pajer Verified
| New American Funding
Homeowners You sign the paperwork, get your keys, and move into your new home. Next thing you know, you receive an envelope in the mail with your mortgage statement, directing you to pay a company that may be different from the one that handled your mortgage. So, why are you sending a payment to a company you haven’t heard of? This is your mortgage servicer, a company that typically takes over handling the loan after it has closed.
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Jessie James Decker Opens Up About Living With Migraine

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By Nicole Pajer Verified
| HealthyWomen
Jessie James Decker recalls walking out onto the stage to headline her own concert when a migraine attack hit. “Every note I sang felt like my head was going to explode,” she said. “It was awful.” This was just one of many times when Decker recalls feeling like she had no choice but to power through her migraine pain. Decker has lived with the condition for as long as she can remember.
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