The High Price of Fuel Affects Alzheimer’s Caregivers, too
May 29, 2008 by Mary Emma Allen
Filed under Diseases & Conditions
The higher price of gas/petrol unquestionably affects all of us, caregivers included. Doing the usual shopping, doctor visits, pharmacy, church can add up, especially if you live some distance from most of these destinations. When caring for an Alzheimer’s patient, the amount you spend for gasoline can add up, especially in these times of high gas prices.
At the b5media Business Channel, where I co-blog on Home Biz Notes, we featured a round-up of posts with various opinions on this newsworthy aspect of our ecomomy. My co-blogger, Yvonne Russell, mentions the effect of $6.40 per gallon for fuel in her country… Australia.
For an interesting read on various slants to this topic, check out, “Not So Fun” Outloook on Gas/Petrol Prices from the Business Channel.
How has the higher price of gasoline/fuel oil affected your life?
Do you have some fuel saving techniques you can share with us?
(c)2008 Mary Emma Allen
