Modern Caregiving Transitions We live in a world where we are not only encouraged but expected to be first. First in line, first to be picked for the team, first one to finish the race in work or play. Our egos are primed to be first. Being first sets us apart and...
There are many sayings related to time; time waits for no one; I have more time than money; and, time will tell to just name a few. To a caregiver deep in their duties providing care to another person, time merely is morning to night and sometimes time doesn’t end...
Many families suddenly found themselves to be caregivers to elderly loved ones during the pandemic. Some by choice and others because they understood a lockdown meant there would be no contact with their loved ones. The choice caused chaos in many households which had...
Post-pandemic Balance vs The Drunken Monkey Syndrome Many families have taken on the role of caregiver during the pandemic for their elder family members while dealing with children who have been locked at home and away from friends and school for more than a year. ...
Finding Balance While Caregiving In One Caregiver’s Journey, I routinely freely advise that caregiving is a tough job in the best of times and situations. Sometimes it is difficult to maintain a positive attitude given the many challenges associated with being a...
Misconceptions of Caregiving Caregiving in the Covid19 era has moved to the forefront of many family agendas. The stress of the pandemic provides many misconceptions, misinformation and distractions to family members who find themselves faced with providing care to...
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