When your loved one is in their final stage of life, it can leave you concerned and worried. You may even start grieving before your loved one is gone and not able to provide the comfort needed to make it through this final stage. The first thing you can do is acknowledge your feelings about […]
See MoreGood communication between seniors and their loved one is always important, but it becomes more difficult as Alzheimer’s disease progresses. Frustration builds and it adds to the stress of being a family caregiver. If you ask a memory care specialist about what you need to do to ensure your mom gets the right care, taking care […]
See MoreAre you a sandwich-generation caregiver? Are you helping your dad while also caring for children at home and balancing your work and time with your spouse or partner? You’re sandwiched between two generations, which is how this type of family caregiver gets the name. You are struggling to have time for yourself while also making […]
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