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Original Publishing Date: 10-7- 2019 Publisher: Tiny Buddha Author: Angie Schultz Watching a loved one grieve can be very unnerving for most of us. Grieving can be so private that we may not know when help is needed the most. Our […]
My father-in-law has the softest, gentlest demeanor. With neatly-parted lush silver hair and a calm reassuring voice, he is a doctor you would trust in a heartbeat and love forever. He continues his disciplined routine, regimented eating and exercise from […]
Human beings thrive on relationships and interaction with fellow human beings is essential for survival no matter how busy they are. Caregivers tend to get trapped into a “selfless” cycle where they devote their entire time and energy being with […]
Progression in Parkinson’s disease is measured on a scale of 1 to 5 stages, with five being severe. The beginning of Stage 3 is considered to be the turning point or the mid-stage of the condition. With Parkinson’s progression varying […]
“Better access to health and education has benefited us and also given birth to a new demographic – the sandwiched caregiver. Unique challenges need appropriate strategies that can help cope.” The Merriam-Webster dictionary acquired a new word in 2006 – […]
Original Publishing date: 01-03-2018 Publisher: Today’s Caregiver Author: Lisa Hutchison In a society like India which assumes the role of caregiving is the duty of a loved one, caregivers are pressurised to do the utmost best for their care-receiver. Endlessly providing, nourishing, worrying […]
Original Publishing date: 01-02-2018 Publisher: Next Avenue Author: Next Avenue A caregiver’s journey isn’t one of constant happiness – there’s only so much optimism one can retain while caregiving for extended periods of time, when one has a lot on their plate. Due […]
Original Publishing date: August 16, 2017 Publisher: A Place for Mom Author: Deb Hipp As a Caregiver, juggling the responsibility of your workplace simultaneously can be stressful. Sometimes, fear of being judged or losing your job may prevent you from communicating about your […]
Original Publishing date: May 9, 2019 Publisher: AARP Author: Janis Jibrin Most people suffering from ageing related diseases such as Dementia, Cancer, Heart diseases, etc. cannot take care of themselves, hence the responsibility of the patient’s diet falls on the caregiver. Sometimes these […]
Original Publishing date: October 26, 2016 Publisher: AARP Author: Marsha Mercer As a caregiver, the whole process of caregiving sometimes becomes heavy and you may wish to share your story with someone. But you may be confused about how to go about this. […]
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