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An elderly woman, looking at the idea of what to do when your elderly mother wants constant attention

What to Do When Your Elderly Mother Wants Constant Attention

May 20, 2022 By Cassie Greenfield, MSc Leave a Comment

It’s never fun when your elderly mother wants constant attention. Should you try to meet her wishes or is it time to pull back?

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The Benefits of Having a Live-In Caregiver at Home

May 16, 2022 By Adam Smith Leave a Comment

Deciding to have a live-in caregiver can be difficult. You are giving up a lot of your independence and inviting someone into your home to help take care of you. However, there are many reasons for having a live-in caregiver that needs to be considered before making a final decision. For example, one of the […]

An unhappy woman dealing with bad caregiving advice

Why You Must Be Cautious with Poor Caregiving Advice

May 10, 2022 By Angelica Herrera Venson, DrPH, MPH Leave a Comment

People love giving advice, they really do. And often, this doesn’t come in the form of a friendly suggestion, but as a surprisingly demanding should. Caregivers often bear the brunt of this so-called pattern, often getting pretty poor caregiving advice in the process. Perhaps you’ve been told that you should visit your aging mother more […]

An elderly woman helping her husband to eat, highlighting the idea of spouse caregiver loneliness

How to Survive Spouse Caregiver Loneliness

April 1, 2022 By Cassie Greenfield, MSc 2 Comments

Becoming your spouse’s caregiver can be a lonely and difficult road, more so than other types of caregiving. Part of the problem is that you’re not just taking on the added challenges of being a caregiver. You may also be losing key parts of who you and your partner were. Some aspects of your relationship […]

A caregiver hugging her aging parent, highlighting the idea that caregiving is not rewarding

Caregiving Is Not Rewarding. It’s A Journey Like No Other.

March 18, 2022 By Cassie Greenfield, MSc Leave a Comment

Caregiving is not rewarding. There. I’ve said it. That might sound like a strange sentiment, as there are certainly positive aspects to caregiving. We’ve talked about them at various points on this blog and many other authors have done the same. However, the line that caregiving is rewarding is getting old. Very old. Far too […]

A young caregiver and an older man talking, highlighting the idea of how hiring a professional caregiver can make life easier and less stressful

The Pros and Cons of Hiring a Professional Caregiver

February 14, 2022 By Angelica Herrera Venson, DrPH, MPH 1 Comment

As seniors become more dependent on others for their basic needs, family and friends often take on various caregiving duties. These may start simply, like with rides to the doctor or help with paying bills. Perhaps the neighbor regularly volunteers to cut their grass or shovel snow. Later, families may find themselves helping with making […]

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