7 Tips for Preserving an Aging Parent’s Dignity
Fearing that their aging parents could be injured, caregivers can become nagging nannies who try to stop Dad from working in his beloved shop or Mom from gardening. But insisting that elders avoid all risks can compromise their dignity and joy. So how do you find the right balance of concern and trust?
Encourage hobbies and productive pursuits: While poor vision, impaired balance, and other health issues may hamper your loved one’s pursuit of an old hobby, everyone needs to have a sense of accomplishment. If your aging parent wants to do something potentially risky, offer ideas for increased safety, but avoid being overly protective.
Minding Our Elders: Caregivers Share Their Personal Stories. “For anyone having to walk the last segments of life with a loved one, read this.” …Delores
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