So came chapter 2 of mom’s new adventure. Living in NYC. With me. 24 hours a day. 7 days a week. In the bedroom next door. Now, I am divorced and have been for more years than I was married. I have been in some wonderful long term relationships with some...
While a working professional, I have also been a caregiver to both my parents. My father died from lung cancer and was in a hospice program that taught me, as the primary caregiver, and us, as a family, the most amazing lessons. As did my father. He was only home and...
The following is a post written by Denise Brown, founder of Caregiving.com. It was featured on JaneNation.com under the “Caregiver” Sisterhood. I have always said that in the United States, we spend so much money on research and technology that a national...
Last week, I was reading a newsletter in which they showed the disturbing video above. It is from a newscast and shows actual video proof of a 52 year old home health worker abusing a 91 year old helpless woman with Alzheimer’s Disease. It’s a disturbing...
How Many Caregiver Hats do You Wear? – 5 Tips for Keeping Your Balance By Connie Hammer LMSW and PCI Certified Parent Coach Being a parent is one of the most difficult jobs on the planet. Those of us who have chosen this career are doing the best we can to become the...