When serving as a co-caregiver for both of my aging parents, I heard these, and many other similar statements routinely from others in my social and professional circles…
Media
Continuing With Your Own Life After Another’s Life is Over: Rick Lauber’s Story
A loved one’s death can be traumatic and tragic. It can mark the end of a frequently challenging caregiving journey where family members and others will have provided help and support…
How to Care for a Parent with Alzheimer’s Disease
How to Care for a Parent with Alzheimer’s Disease
Canadian Living
Alzheimer’s Hurts Caregivers
Alzheimer’s Hurts Caregivers
July 19th, 2011
Las Vegas Review-Journal
A Soft Spot to Fall for Exhausted Caregivers
A Soft Spot to Fall for Exhausted Caregivers
October 04th, 2010
Edmonton Journal
Reviews
Caregiver's Guide for Canadians
This book is a caregiver’s goldmine of information and shared experience. Any person who is or may be involved in being a part-time or full-time caregiver for a loved one, will be glad to be able to access this collection of valuable tips and must do’s to ease their way in doing this very difficult work while also making a life for themselves, (and family).
— Shirley K. Stevenson