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Julie Diaz stepped down from her job as a legal secretary last spring. Her retirement ended up being short, and not so sweet.
Now 70, Diaz is working day and night. She took a job in March at Home Instead, a U.S. home care provider for seniors. Diaz works 12-hour overnight shifts in Phoenix taking care of a 79-year-old with Parkinson’s disease and mild dementia.
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