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Now and Then
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Now and Then
by Amy Heikkila
Last week, I walked down the long hall to the ‘family room’ area of my mother’s memory care floor. As I looked around the corner a young woma... Read Full Post »
Grief and Gratitude
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Grief and Gratitude
By Diana Maldonado
If you are reading this blog, you know that Alzheimer’s sucks. You are perfectly aware that Alzheimer’s affects...
Read Full Post »Caregiver Fallout - Looking Back
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Caregiver Fallout - Looking Back
by Mellissa Price Williams
"It’s so hard to move on, still loving what's gone.” Peter Gabriel, I Grieve
Moved by M
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"Moved by M"
By Erica Hornthal, CEO of Chicago Dance Therapy
From the m...
How to Deal with The Bad Days
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How to Deal with The Bad Days
By Ashl...
Read Full Post »Caregiving: The Grief Process: Part 6 (6 of 6)
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An excerpt from my book,
“One Arm One Leg 100 Words, Overcoming Unbelievable Hardships”
The final stage is acceptance, which finally cam...
Caregiving: The Grief Process: Part 5 (5 of 6)
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Depression
The next stage is depression....
Caregiving: The Grief Process: Part 4 (4 of 6)
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Guilt (continued)
Caregiving: The Grief Process: Part 3 (of 6)
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An excerpt from my book, “One Arm One Leg 100 Words, Overcoming Unbelievable Hardships”
The third stage is bargaining. I suspected that Charlene was trying to bargain with God that if she did s...
Let's Talk About Resentment
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As an Alzheimer’s caregiver, resentment can become an overwhelmingly familiar feeling. We resent friends and family who seem to have disappeared from our lives at a time when we needed them the most. We resent them for not helping out or stepping up to do their part to take care of the per...
