The Caregiver’s Voice will be on a hiatus until late January 2023. I will be departing Friday to volunteer with the American Red Cross in El Paso, Texas. While much of the humanitarian situation at the border has been politicized, the Red Cross remains impartial as a voluntary service [...]
Almost fifty years ago, time-management guru and Harvard MBA, Alan Lakein, advised us to ask this question and to poke a hole in a big task for five minutes.[...]
Earth Throne—a portable and sturdy raised toilet seat that stays in place and is easy to clean for people with dementia or for those after knee or hip surgery.[...]
Today, there are fewer caregivers for people with dementia in nursing homes leading to a little known and reported source of abuse—between residents.[...]
Caring for a parent with dementia may be exhausting; yet, the gifts keep on giving when we take time to remember them. The foundation a parent lays, matters.[...]
Humor is key to LIFE and to thriving and finding JOY as a caregiver. Take a few minutes now for a caregiver respite and re-energize as you laugh. Keep smiling.[...]
Six article excerpts—hacking loneliness from heartbreak, not enough alcohol may lead to dementia, motion sensors, and combat inflation with missed benefits.[...]
Clutter takes time and energy from the important things in our life. As caregivers, we must help our parents declutter and do it now for peace of mind.[...]
