Deathbed visions provide dying people with comfort before the departure to the other world and prepare the caregivers for separation from the loved one.
Grief is the personal experience of loss. Change, illness, or the loss of hopes, plans, and dreams can trigger the emotions associated with grief.
A lot of people experience memory lapses. Some memory problems are serious and others are not. People who have serious changes in their memory, personality and behavior may suffer from dementia.
Hints on how to cope when your parents pass away. No matter how old your parent is you still have a right to be devastated. However, iti’s important to process through your pain and feelings.
Here are ideas on experiencing life more fully and aging with grace, dignity, meaning, & wisdom as life expectancy expands. Among these are how to nurture yourself to better care for your loved one.
This article shows the value of things which cannot taken by force and allowed to open on their own
What are the warning signs of the nature of this stress and how to get out from under it.
If we are going to take care of others, it is up to us individually to make a commitment to heal whatever it is that might come between the person we are in charge of and ourselves.
Be aware of how your children are responding or holding their emotions in with regard to the war. Informative on how to work with your children.
When will the government give the same priority to caregivers as that of the war? This editorial discusses the importance of advocacy today. Ideas for stress relief of unresolved anger also is discussed.
The war & threats of terrorist attacks are creating varying levels of stress. When prolonged, stress can chip away at one’s mental, emotional and physical health.
Discussion of the responsibility for our own health through empowerment and “emotional nutrition.” Includes a personal story of caregiving, stress, disease, and the ability to take care of one’s self.
