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We Need Your Help!
Dear Caregiving Family,Mom and I need your help.Mom’s partner has decided they don’t want me or mom here anymore.At the time of writing this blog post, mom’s “in-law’s” are here no packing up mom’s things.I called the cops. No help!I need to file guardianship of mom. Guardianship is NOT cheap!Apparently, this rummage was planned 2 …
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Endorsements
So, I thought it was about time to put this post up. I have been meaning to for a while, but, ya know…life…caregiving…health issues… Anyway, I have been getting more requests for endorsements and product reviews. I wanted to give you all guidelines or bulleted points, so we can save each other’s time. Know your …
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Caregiving Through Grief
If you are a caregiver for someone with dementia or any kind of terminal illness, chances are you have experienced some form of grief. I know I have…it’s extremely difficult…and it hurts in ways that words don’t suffice. There are two main types of grief caregivers experience: Ambiguous Grief Anticipatory Grief Let’s talk about what …
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Oh, The Grief!
Dealing with the grief of being a caregiver of someone with dementia.
New Alzheimer’s research a positive sign, but solution a long way off, says Manitoba society
The Alzheimer Society of Manitoba says the new blood test being developed is a long way from being ready for clinical use, so people should temper their expectations. New Alzheimer’s research a positive sign, but solution a long way off, says Manitoba society
Happy New Year 2021
Hey everyone, HAPPY NEW YEAR!! HAPPY NEW YEAR! 🙂 I’m sorry it’s taken me so long to get this post up! Life has been extremely hectic! I hope you all had a wonderful and safe holiday season! Whew! What a year 2020 was, huh? Hopefully, this year we can get things under control and get …
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Unsolicited Advice
A rant post about dealing with friends and family who don’t understand our roles as caregivers and the stresses we are under!
Things Need to Change
This is me being transparent about what mom and I endure here.
I Wanna Go Home
What happens when a loved one with dementia says, “I wanna go home?”