Boundaries
As I walk into the nearby medical facility for my annual physical, memories come through like videos from past visits there for both my Mom and Dad.
Replacing ‘Oh no!” with “Oh well….”
I once heard ‘…..if you don’t like how the story is written, rewrite it.” Wouldn’t that be a gift for a family caregiver?
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Unstructured Grief
I’ve spoken to several family caregivers this past week that have already lost someone near to them or are close to losing them. It has brought back a lot of memories for me.
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There Just Has to be a Way
On this day of the eclipse, I think about the darkness that happens. Albeit for a short period, it gives a surreal look to the world around us.
I liken it a bit to family caregiving. The moment where things get so overwhelming you truly can’t see through the darkness.
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The ‘Guilt’ of Family Caregivers
On the heels of last weeks blog about the “Waves of Family Caregiving” I had someone reach out about the guilt they were experiencing.
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