16 Must-Read Books for Caregivers
Discover some of the best books for caregivers that can help you and your loved one. Continue reading
Discover some of the best books for caregivers that can help you and your loved one. Continue reading
Self-neglect is a serious problem that may start off unnoticed until it gets out of hand. As a family member of someone who shows signs of self-neglect, it can be challenging to... Continue reading
It's important to let seniors, older parents, and aging friends know how much they mean to you while they're still around. Calling and visiting on a regular basis can be... Continue reading
You'd be hard-pressed to find many people who actively enjoy going to the doctor, no matter their age. But when you're trying to help a parent with their health, having them... Continue reading
It may be of no surprise that caregivers need help. About 53 million Americans provide care without pay to an ailing or aging loved one, and they do so for an average of nearly ... Continue reading
Guardianship is an important decision that many do not come by lightly, as it is a lengthy court process on top of what may be an already taxing situation. Depending on where yo... Continue reading
If you've ever visited a cemetery, you may have noticed short engravings on headstones. They might be a line from a book or poem, or they might be a short quote about the person... Continue reading
Companion care for an aging adult can be a really valuable and positive option for many families. When people think of care, they tend to think of skilled needs, such as help wi... Continue reading
Life is tough sometimes. One of the most challenging things a person could ever experience is having a very sick child. Cancer and other diseases are difficult enough to face wh... Continue reading
There comes a time in most people's lives when downsizing is necessary. Your parents might have reached this point, especially if their nest is officially empty. Downsizing is... Continue reading
More than 6 million Americans have a developmental disability and a growing number of them have grown into adults who continue to be cared for by their parents. Those parents a... Continue reading