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Murphy, TX
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How will I navigate these online meetings? And dates and times?

November 1
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Yes, online support group meetings are absolutely an option for caregivers like yourself! They can be a wonderful way to connect with others who truly understand what you're going through, especially when leaving home isn't always easy.

Online support groups come in several formats, including:

- Message boards where you can Show Full Answer

Yes, online support group meetings are absolutely an option for caregivers like yourself! They can be a wonderful way to connect with others who truly understand what you're going through, especially when leaving home isn't always easy.

Online support groups come in several formats, including:

- Message boards where you can post questions and share experiences
- Social media groups
- Web-call meetups (like video calls) The Alzheimer's Association also has a directory to help find support groups, both in-person and online, by location. It's worth exploring what format feels most comfortable for you.

As one myALZteam member shared, "I strongly agree about the need for support groups for caregivers. I go to a once-a-month Alzheimer's support group. But I need it more than once a month."

You are not alone in this journey, and connecting with others who understand can make a real difference. 💙

November 1

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