Survey for parents/caregivers and individuals living with FASD in NL

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Survey for parents/caregivers and individuals living with FASD in NL

10/11/2018

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Are you a parent/caregiver of an individual with FASD or have a diagnosis of #FASD and live in Newfoundland and Labrador?
We are looking to hear about your experiences through a brief anonymous and confidential survey available here https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/BKHWRNK

3 Comments

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8/11/2019 11:39:29 pm

Wow I’m so glad I found this site, thank you! Lovely sharing.

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1/16/2020 04:35:20 am

This survey is exactly what we need right now. I mean, most researchers have a reason to conduct surveys, but not everyone of them are using it as smartly as they can. I am of the reasoning that this survey is important. If we can use the findings in here to create a better society, then I am all for it. I hope that you get the same support from the people who are in our community, I really wish for it, man.

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11/30/2020 07:45:47 pm

Whether you're a professional caregiver or you're caring for your own loved ones, you are susceptible to caregiver stress and burnout. Caregiving can be a very rewarding experience. It allows us the opportunity to truly impact and improve the quality of life for someone else. However, it can also be a very demanding job, both emotionally and physically.

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