- Feel stressed and a lack of support from family or others?
- Wish you had more information about other services that could help you?
- Want more answers on how to get the sleep you need, when to start thinking about life after caregiving, how to deal with a difficult parent or behavior, or how to deal more effectively with family members and more?
- Need additional information on financial, legal and medical issues that impact you and your family?
- Want the caregiving journey to be less difficult?
As a Caregiver, you are faced with a huge amount of stress, usually a great deal of financial loss, dealing with a lack of sleep, feeling isolated, dwindling social and romantic opportunities, lack of time for yourself and your family/friends, lose a sense of yourself as an individual while your aging parent treats you as a caregiver – rather than the daughter/son /relative that you are, putting your personal life on hold, dealing with difficult family/siblings and so much more.
I’ve been in your shoes and know how you feel and I want to change that for YOU.
What can I do for you?
Give you answers to many of the questions you need answered to lessen your load.
Provide you with information on services, resources, and the tricks/tips/& traps of being a caregiver that will make it less difficult.
Help you negotiate family dynamic issues to create as positive and productive relationship, as possible.
Give you support, motivation, encouragement, listen well and offer a shoulder that knows how you feel when others don’t. Let me help you feel better about the care you are providing, improve your self-esteem and self confidence, let you know you are doing things well and to the best of your ability.
Improve the quality of life for yourself and the one you care for.
Find methods to deal with problematic issues, create a plan of care for yourself and/or your elderly parent/senior.
Planning
Explore what your future will be after being a caregiver.
…and more
Becoming a Caregiver for a family member is something we do out of love for our aging parents or other senior or it may be something that was expected.
Becoming a caregiver involves much more than what most people think when they start. Whether you think you will become a caregiver, are a caregiver or were a caregiver, I am here to help you conquer your self-doubt, to help you find an easier and more productive path and to improve the quality of your life.
Caregivers are my passion and you will benefit from that because each and every one of you is special and deserve the best life possible. My goal is to assist you in achieving a quality life.
Checkout my services and let’s get started on improving the parts of your life that you want to feel better about or change!
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I didn’t have time or access to the computer while I cared for my parents for several years. everything was Fine until my father couldn’t play golf anymore and stayed home too. Pretty soon he needed more and more care and I was doingq fine until he got delusional and cruel, started arguing about every single thing I would say or do, I was already overworked and to say I was exhausted, is an understatement.
I was unaware but he was secretly calling my sisters and making up obscene stories of me stealing and saying things I would never say. One sister has been ‘ whatever the opposite of holding a torch is’ for me for 30 years, which I also was unaware of. I seriously thout we were all adults now.
Wrong! My father (in a nutshell) told them he would give them everything he had if they hated me with him, which included getting rid of me but still blaming me for not being there, along with going along with his outrageous stories of me and spread them to Aunts, Uncles, cousins, anyone who would listen.
I am an RN has cared for my family for well being the oldest, forever. I’m too late for pre-burn out help but if you know of anything that can help with someone whose been ostracized from our family and every relative looks at me weird and not one Christmas card last year, While they blame me for not being there when my mom died, when dad wouldn’t even let us talk on the phone, I’m so depressed and can not get better. Any ideas?
Sincerely,
4 years depressed and lost,
Cathy Wilson