Caring for someone at home always requires flexibility. But when memory loss and heart disease exist together, flexibility can start to feel like a full-time…
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There are days when it feels impossible to pinpoint what’s really going on. An older loved one seems more tired than usual. Words come slower….
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When you’re supporting someone day after day, saying “yes” can become automatic. You agree before you’ve even had time to check in with yourself. You…
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When you think back over the last year, you probably remember the big moments: birthdays, holidays, doctor visits, maybe even a hospital stay. But the…
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When kids are in the room, everything shifts. The pace changes, the energy rises, and suddenly there’s a spark that adults can’t always create on…
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Care would feel simpler if everyone involved approached it from the same place, with the same background, communication style, and expectations. But when life includes…
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If you’ve ever said, “I’ll take care of that once Mom’s settled,” or “There’s just no time for me right now,” you’ve experienced one of…
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You’ve heard it said: “It takes a village.” And it’s true that caregiver health and community health are intricately linked. But what happens when the…
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We often think of aging as a physical journey: blood pressure checks, pill organizers, and regular doctor visits. But not every challenge can be seen…
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A sudden crack of thunder rattles the windows, and the person beside you flinches. A whiff of smoke from a backyard grill lingers in the…
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