Lori Durham’s Advice for Sandwich Generation Caregivers
Lori Durham, who found herself with a full house and new responsibilities shortly after retirement, shares tips for caregivers in a similar situation.
Lori Durham, who found herself with a full house and new responsibilities shortly after retirement, shares tips for caregivers in a similar situation.
It’s anything but selfish to take respite as a caregiver, especially during Covid-19.
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An old dog and an upcoming book inspire thoughts on the disease, family and who we are.
In this excerpt from Strength & Grace Magazine, a loving wife caring for her ill husband receives a much-needed reminder to be gentle on herself.
She thought that she had failed the formerly homeless veteran in her role as a caregiver, but she soon realized her loving care was enough.
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You can make life easier by accepting a more realistic version of your role.
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