The Caring Generation Library® – After Caregiving
After Caregiving – Caregivers have great difficulty re-establishing lives and daily routines. The role of caregiver ends when a loved one transitions or when a loved one is moved to a care community. Significant loss and guilt is experienced by caregivers when roles change and caregivers find themselves without the past daily routine of acting in the role of a caregiver. If you’re a caregiver how do you re-establish routines to support a return to a life without caregiving?
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Rebuilding Life One Day at a Time
When the “you” you know is nowhere to be found how do you reconnect with the world?
Tips to Staying Physically Active
There is no day or time like the present. Yesterday is gone and tomorrow has not arrived. Living life to the fullest on a day to day basis brings a brighter tomorrow. If you or a loved one has been told your lifestyle is not as healthy as it could be, that it is recommended you eat right and exerc
Purpose In Later Life
By Pamela D. Wilson, CSA,MS, BS/BA, C
Caregivers have a definite and measurable purpose when the individuals for whom they care remain alive. After caregiving, many caregivers feel lost and without purpose. This often occurs because the caregiver being dedicated gives up their entire life:
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Brain Scans for Warriors
Interview with Patrick Caffrey, U.S. Marine Corps
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Caregiver Stress and Burden: Becoming Your Own Worst Enemy
Caregivers are happy, energetic, helpful people ready to jump in to lend a helping hand. Caregivers are individuals who find it impossible to say no and who refuse to manage their schedules but instead allow schedules, requests and demands to manage them. This inability to say no, in addition to rea
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