How do we determine our loved one is ready for hospice care? All dementia patients are different and some die before the last stage. This is such an emotional hard and difficult time and I am sorry you are in this time and space. Making the call and decision to... Read More
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Dear LY: You are normal to want some thanks or at leastsome pleasantness in return for what you are trying to do. However, providingthis feedback may be beyond your aunt’s current capacity, so you’ll have tochoose whether or not you are able to continue on with delivering this type ofcare. Before you decide, consider a few things.
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Your loved one will sense that you are angry, tense or frustrated from how you move and the way you assist with dressing, feeding or changing a pad. If you are tense or angry, take a moment alone, out...
A professional, like a therapist, coach or consultant, can help as you navigate the caregiving experience. We offer suggestions to help you choose well.
As a caregiver, you may become an advocate for the loved one in your care. You could find yourself speaking with healthcare providers or insurance providers on their behalf and making decisions about…
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