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Author: Kristen Strezo

Kristen Strezo is an award-winning writer and journalist who focuses on women’s issues, caregiving and elder care in America. She has written for Harvard Magazine, Penn Stater, Library Journal and Harvardwood, among others, and is currently writing a book on caregiving and its toll on American women. She has a Masters degree in journalism from Harvard University Extension. Follow her @strezo_is_write.
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