The needs of aging parents caring for an adult with acquired brain injury.

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Caring for people with intellectual disabilities and life-limiting illness: merging person-centered planning and patient-centered, family-focused care.'It's like a problem that doesn't exist': the emotional well-being of mothers caring for a child with brain injury.

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