Faith

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Continuing Truths of Dementia Caregiving

As we travel our own unique journeys, most of us find that certain phrases or concepts take on the status of truth...

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Grief: The Way to Continue On Is to Work Through It

Dr. Gail Gross, Ph.D., doctor of education, is a nationally recognized family, child development, and human behavior expert, author, and educator. She...

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Reconciling Grief & Relief When the Loved One You Cared for Dies

When my mother died in a local nursing home, my “career” of visiting this exceptional facility nearly every day for almost 15...

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It’s Christmas Day: Are You Enjoying It?

It’s December 25th and Many people are celebrating Christmas Day. Caregivers might find the word celebrating a little over the top but...

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Christmas Is Here: Our Best Is Good Enough

The decisions caregivers must make during the Christmas holidays are fraught with opportunities to make mistakes in judgment. Chief among them is...

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When a Caregiver Secretly Wishes It Would All End

Most caregivers are decent folks who care deeply about their elderly parents, spouses, and other loved ones who require their assistance. As...

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Confusion About Palliative Services Vs. Hospice Care Is Understandable

Dear Carol: After caring for my mom for years, I moved her to memory care due to her dementia. At 93, she...

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Music-Thanatology: Providing Harmony at the End of Life

The mission of hospice providers is to help people live their last months or weeks of life in the most comfortable, dignified...

Am I a Caregiver? Defining the Family Caregiver Role

Many individuals struggle to accept the label of “family caregiver,” but fully embracing this role increases our chances of succeeding in it....

Revisit Dying Parent’s End-Of-Life Goals Before Pressuring Them to “Fight”

Dear Carol: My mom has late-stage cancer as well as dementia and is being cared for in my home with hospice support....

Faith

Continuing Truths of Dementia Caregiving

Grief: The Way to Continue On Is to Work Through It

Reconciling Grief & Relief When the Loved One You Cared for Dies

It’s Christmas Day: Are You Enjoying It?

Christmas Is Here: Our Best Is Good Enough

When a Caregiver Secretly Wishes It Would All End

Confusion About Palliative Services Vs. Hospice Care Is Understandable

Music-Thanatology: Providing Harmony at the End of Life

Am I a Caregiver? Defining the Family Caregiver Role

Revisit Dying Parent’s End-Of-Life Goals Before Pressuring Them to “Fight”

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