Let’s face it, no one wants helps with bathing or getting dressed. It’s not quite like that short scalp massage you receive from the hairdresser, but it may be a necessity if you have injured yourself, are weak from a recent surgery or illness, or have a disability.
Does anyone know a grandparent that doesn’t have a ready photograph (or several) of their grandchildren to share? There is so much joy in the faces of grandparents when they talk about visiting their grandkids or meeting their newborn grandchild for the first time.
It can be scary when you find yourself or a loved one struggling to manage daily life. When needs are increasing and you realize you need more help, it may be hard for you to picture what the next stage of life looks like for you or a loved one.
In life, we all experience serious injury or illness. At some point, all of us will face our mortality.
Are you a family member, friend or neighbor who has a significant personal relationship, and provides assistance for, an older person or adult with a chronic or disabling condition? If so, you are a caregiver.
Stressed? Overwhelmed? Carrying the world on your shoulders? We understand. Caring for your aging parents, family members, or persons with disabilities can be exhausting.
