At this time of year, gratitude, thankfulness, and joy are important features in celebrations, traditions, and spending quality time with loved ones. As a family
It’s common for the family caregiver of an aging loved one to spend day and night addressing their needs. One might think that family caregivers
George had battled diabetes for decades. At the age of 70, both of his legs were amputated, leaving him bound to a wheelchair. While helping
You don’t live near your mom or dad. Long-distance caregivers face a few challenges. If something happens, you can’t get to your parents quickly. You
When you’re looking for ways to lower your stress level while caregiving, the first place you need to look is to your own emotions. They
You know that you need to take some breaks as a caregiver, but you might not have time for the break you really need. A
Everyone is familiar with mold. You might be most familiar with it as the stuff that grows on the food you forgot in the back
When you have kids, it’s easy to keep up with vaccines they need. When you’re an adult, you might not stay proactive. Some illnesses can
Denial can be a sign that you’re scared, upset, or nervous about something that is changing in your aging adult’s life and health. The problem
Anosognosia with Alzheimer’s disease can be a frustrating and frightening thing for you as a family caregiver. Impacting more than 46 percent of those in
