All caregivers share a common link – stress that comes with the will to be a good caregiver. Stress can result in psychological and physiological problems. One way to avoid it is to face stress.
Experience an act of kindness and caring of a stranger that broke the magic spell of the “mean old man”. A seemingly little detail can make a difference, so do not hesitate and contribute little by little to happiness of others.
Do not hesitate to talk to the loved one on the death bed. According to the author, he or she will hear you and this “slightly one-sided conversation” will lead to a wonderful peace.
It is only when you get to the top you realize that you overcome the obstacles on your path. Care giving is one of the most difficult things to do if you do not look back and realize that what you have done so far is amazing.
When a loved one dies, greiving family members and friends are often confronted with dozens of decisions about the funeral. Here is a consumer guide with all aspects of funeral planning.
Caregiving is a complex process and involves a number of professionals in a long term care setting. A critical shortage of these professionals exists. Read more about why there is a shortage and what you can do to help.
The medical establishment and people in general are beginning to recognize and accept the healing impact that animals have on a human being.
Researchers who cross the line in ethics or safety regarding patients they’re studying may each find themselves facing a $250,000 fine, if the government has its way.
Alan Cohen answers some of the pondering questions we have about life and who we are.
As discussed during World Alzheimer Congress, CNAs are underpaied and are not appreciated, which makes them search for a better job. However, now there are solutions to decrease CNA turnover.
Things to consider when looking for a perfect Nursing Home for the loved one. A checklist of questions you might want to ask when you visit the Nursing Home.
