There’s no denying it – caregivers need help. The role often isn’t one we can do alone, especially if we’re providing 24/7 care for a loved one with considerable needs. Even if the practical and emotional tasks seem bearable at first, caregivers start to get overwhelmed as time goes on. That’s because there isn’t enough […]
Caregiver Sibling Resentment: Why It Happens and What You Can Do
What does the phrase caregiver sibling resentment mean to you? Most of the time, it relates to times when one sibling is doing most of the caring work for aging parents. It’s a frustrating situation, where the caregiving sibling often feels overwhelmed and resentful of others. Yet, this isn’t the only way things can pattern […]
Do Dementia Patients Know They Are Dying?
Dementia has dramatic impacts on people, but what does this mean for death? Do dementia patients know they are dying?
Do People With Dementia Know They Have It?
Dementia can be a scary diagnosis. So, what does it look like from the inside? Do people with dementia know they have it?
Why Don’t Adult Siblings Get Along?
Most caregivers have run into at least a few examples of sibling conflict. The issue is almost inevitable. No matter how hard you try or how much you communicate, there are always some points of contention. It may seem like even the simplest decisions require hours of discussion and that you get questioned at every […]
The Best Gift Boxes for Older Women and How to Build Your Own
Gifts for the holiday season are often frustrating, especially when you’re shopping for older women, perhaps your aging parents or grandparents. After all, they’ve had a lifetime to shop for themselves and might have very different tastes to you. Sure, you could go present-free this Christmas. Many families do that. But gifts are more than […]