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When you're the caregiver of a loved one with a chronic condition, you're putting your health at risk if you ignore your own needs. Learn how to make it a top priority to take care of yourself.

Breast cancer survivor Tami Boehmer says for cancer survivors who have kids and aging parents, life is like a triple-decker sandwich. Not only are you caring for your own family and parents, but you're also trying to take care of yourself.

Friends and families of someone with cancer must also learn to adjust to and accept the diagnosis.

How Hospice can make it a little easier to care for someone at the end of life.

Deborah Kotz, senior writer for U.S. News & World Report, covers everything women care about when it comes to their health.