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AGA 2026 Newsletter Archive

Each month, we send a newsletter to our subscribers, clients and caregivers. Each newsletter contains information and resources we find useful in keeping our community connected and informed. We will post the newsletter here in the AGA Blog section of our website and post it on our Facebook and X pages, as well. To access the newsletters, click below. If you have any announcements or resources you think would be helpful to include in our newsletter, please email agamarketing2

National Family Caregiver Month

November is National Family Caregivers Month and as we bear down on Thanksgiving 2025, Ann's Guardian Angels, Inc. is thankful for all those joined together in the hard work of caregiving. We hope you experience a restful Thanksgiving this week because you deserve it. We are also thankful for Governor Maura Healy of Massachusetts for designating the week of November 17-22 as Home Care and Hospice Appreciation Week, in recognition of those who provide dignified, compassionate

Connecting The Dots

“You can't connect the dots looking forward; you can only connect them looking backwards." Steve Jobs In the frigid cold days of a Canadian winter, an 81-year old lady shuffled around her small apartment in Montreal. She was weak, frail, alone, and comforted only by her pet poodle. The lower Westmount rooming house where she lived was quickly catching on to her neglected affairs. With no family to attend to her, she had become incontinent, unable to perform basic hygiene...an

"I was sitting at my desk wondering how I was going to get more help to care for my husband who had ALS, as my family was overwhelmed. I made a call to Ann's Guardian Angels to leave a message as it was now late. Almost immediately I got a call back from Ann.

I told her how hard it was for me to find someone to help with an ALS patient. I told her what I needed was different because he had a trachea tube and a respirator. Ann's smiling voice that she had a wonderful person in mind who lived nearby who could learn how to help. She asked how I found her- had I read the web site and I explained it was a cold call from a list. She said that God must have put us together as she had the angel I needed. And she did. I have since joined Ann in her business as I was so impressed about how much she and her caregivers were committed to their clients. They truly are angels!"

Michelle Paton

"To [all the caregivers] for their compassion, care, and dedication. Taking care of an ALS patient can be particularly challenging, yet your team made it look so easy. Thank you all for taking care of us as well as Bruce.

P.S. Thank you from the heart- I love it!"

Irina and Family