Caregiver Issues – Page 19 – Caregiving Articles

Healing Daily Losses

An examination on the many losses experienced in life through death, divorce, leaving home, etc and what they mean for the future.

Take Control Of Your Life

By Pauline Salvucci M.A.

Mid-life may be bring unexpected challenges, but that doesn’t mean you can’t be in control of your life. In fact, if you’re not, then something or someone else is.

A Salute to the Caregivers of America

By Patti St. Clair

The events that occurred on September 11, 2001 has shaken this country to its core. This author discusses the effect of this tradgedy on caregivers.

Understanding Different Grieving Patterns In Your Family

By Martha Tousley

Grief is a family affair. When one member of a family dies, the entire family is affected, as each person grieves their own personal loss in their own unique way.

Creating Rituals During The Holidays

By Gail Mitchell

There are many types of rituals other than purely religious. The author suggests some very special ways for creating new, meaningful and loving rituals in honor of loved ones.

If you are new to the caregiving situation, the internet can become an incredible resource for research, support, and meeting other caregivers in simular situations. Here are some important things new caregivers should know.

Treating Symptoms, Not The Causes

By Gail Mitchell

There may come a time when you are caring for your loved one, when the doctor treats only their symptoms versus the causes of the symptoms.

Airport Security For People With Disabilities

By Aviation Consumer Protection Division, US Department of Transportation

Steps are being taken to ensure new security requirements preserve and respect the civil rights of people with disabilities. A checklist of considerations is provided for those trying to clear airport security.

My Personal Story

By Dale Anglund

Caregiver Issues

My story began with my return to South Florida and the doctor’s assurance that Mother had but two months to live. Not knowing that I would be there for ten weeks, ten months or as it worked out, ten years..

Category: Caregiver Issues

Healing Daily Losses

Take Control Of Your Life

A Salute to the Caregivers of America

Understanding Different Grieving Patterns In Your Family

Creating Rituals During The Holidays

For New Caregivers

Treating Symptoms, Not The Causes

Airport Security For People With Disabilities

My Personal Story

Caregiving For The Brain Injured

The Joy Of Reading Again Through Large Print Books And Audios

Life Settlements: A New Estate And Financial Planning Tool