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1). How to Survive as a Primary Caregiver By : Lynne Taetzsch
Copyright 2006 Lynne Taetzsch
When we’re under stress as caregivers, it’s important to have outlets for relief and to periodically rejuvenate ourselves. Otherwise we do harm to ourselves and everyone around us.
Now, getting relief is more easily said than done. Sometimes there’s just no alternative but to buck up under the load. However, even a small gesture can often be tremendously beneficial.
Article Related to: caregiver, caretaker, caregiving, caretaking, alzheimer's, dementia, primary caregiver, mental health, aging, health
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2). Caregivers--Don't Become Control Freaks By : Lynne Taetzsch
Copyright 2006 Lynne Taetzsch
When you’re a primary caregiver responsible for the well-being of your father, mother or another loved one, it’s easy to become obsessed with the details. You want to make sure your Dad isn’t eating rotten food, so you smell everything in his refrigerator. You note that your Mom’s hair is oily and stringy, so you insist she let you wash it.
Article Related to: caregiving, caretakers, caregivers, alzheimer's, dementia, assisted-living, aging, primary caregiver, disability
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