by Pamela Wilson | Mar 2, 2017 | Caregiving, Dangers of Ignorance, Denial and Refusal of Care, Family relationships, Uncategorized
Caregiving and daily life routines that result in the development of a care plan may prove to be a fascinating subject when caring for elderly parents. How many of us are in a routine that seems normal but when viewed from the outside may be considered abnormal or at...
by Pamela Wilson | Feb 26, 2011 | Family relationships
Are you a caregiver working 24/7 to care for a loved one, busy with task after task? Did you ever consider that the quality of your relationship with your loved one — NOT all the work you do — will affect your grieving process when your loved one dies? ...
by Pamela Wilson | Jul 10, 2010 | Family relationships
Caregivers find themselves in situations and wonder how they arrived at such a place. Caregivers fall into ruts. Caregivers become stubborn and set in their ways; resistance is part of life. Challenges occur when caregivers become responsible for a loved one and...
by Pamela Wilson | Jun 18, 2010 | Family relationships
More and more men are caring for their mothers. Some even living with their mothers. This sometimes results in reverse discrimination with the general public or neighbors believing that these sons are living off their mothers. When does caring for a mother cross...
by Pamela Wilson | May 27, 2010 | Family relationships
Are you a family who disagrees about the care of your parent or a loved one? Most families who disagree don’t have all the facts. One person does this, another that, there’s little or no cohesive communication about day to day tasks or abilities. ...
by Pamela Wilson | May 5, 2010 | Caregiving, Family relationships
Whose life are you changing? Many children, frustrated with their older parents who need care try to solve problems like a bull running through a china shop. They lack compassion, understanding and patience because the frustration level is off the charts. How do...
