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Living in a vibrant household in Bangladesh, my family and I share a deep bond of love and responsibility. Among us is my 76-year-old mother-in-law, who was diagnosed with dementia a few years back. This is our story, which started in 2016 when the subtle signs of forgetfulness began to surface in my mother-in-law. ...
Many caregivers find themselves unexpectedly overwhelmed, balancing the needs of their care recipients alongside their jobs, families, and other obligations. In some severe instances, the lack of support at home might mean the need to rely on long-term care solutions. For caregivers to embark on this journey of self-care, it is imperative to first understand the nature of caregiving stress. ...
Many caregivers find themselves unexpectedly overwhelmed, balancing the needs of their care recipients alongside their jobs, families, and other obligations. In some severe instances, the lack of support at home might mean the need to rely on long-term care solutions. For caregivers to embark on this journey of self-care, it is imperative to first understand the nature of caregiving stress. ...
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"If I’ve gained one thing from the journey so far it’s a better sense of perspective. We all know how the journey will end, but the way we get there is up to us."
Keir Gravil
"I want other caregivers to remember that you are not alone, that there are so many of us all over the world, who know exactly what you mean, exactly what you feel, and exactly how alone you feel. Which means you’re not alone."
Julia Dima
"Everyone will have their own unique balance. Find the balance that you can live with so that you will not burn out."
Sue Hsian Yau