"It's important to utilize the Baby wear online credit cards, so don't close all your credit cards," she said.

Nicole Cavanagh from the Newberry County Memorial Hospital spoke about dealing with a loved one who suffers from dementia.

"Caring for someone with dementia is a full time job," said Cavanagh.

She also said people must be careful consumers of the information they receive and be careful not to be misinformed.

Cavanagh said to pay attention to the small details in the loved one's life, which includes when the elder uses pronouns over proper names, having new collections of rubber bands or twist ties or increasing signs of forgetfulness.

She also said it's OK to ask for help because of the stress that comes with wanting to be a perfect caregiver.

Kathy Stroud, who is also with Newberry County Memorial Hospital, spoke about women needing to take care of themselves.

She told of when she went to a doctor's gift premium appointment and was asked what she does to take care of herself.

"I was so busy taking care of everyone else that I wasn't taking care of myself," she said. "You need to take 30 minutes for yourself. I strongly advise each of you to just take 30 minutes." Other tips Stroud gave included: --Take off makeup at the end of the day. For every day a woman don't wash makeup off, she ages another year, she said.

--Take medications correctly.

--Go home and wind down. Take a walk, read or just go outside.

--Love yourself for who you are and what you are. There comes a time when you have to look at yourself and take better care of yourself.

Session Two Recent Newberry College graduate Mylanda Middleton spoke about moving on from college and what she learned as she was preparing for life after college.