Caregiving: A Burden of Love
Recalling a mother’s devotion for her son, while exploring the connection between Alzheimer’s and Down syndrome.
Recalling a mother’s devotion for her son, while exploring the connection between Alzheimer’s and Down syndrome.
Whether it’s a spouse with Alzheimer’s, a child with cancer, or a parent with Parkinson’s, three family caregivers share their most important takeaways.
Many of us will ultimately become caregivers—for a parent, adult child or a spouse. These tips will help prepare you for this challenging role.
If you’re a caregiver to a loved one who served in the military, this day of remembrance offers a special opportunity to connect.
A researcher who is designing an intervention to help long-distance caregivers discusses the complexities of this journey.
When you lead with empathy, ask for input and truly listen, it can help to break through resistance.
If you can no longer handle your loved one’s care, these 5 tips can help ease the transition.
A geriatric doctor, who cared for her mother with Alzheimer’s, shares tips to keep your celebration simple and flexible.
When you understand these medical risk factors, you can support your older loved one avoid an injury.
An Alzheimer’s support expert shares 5 tips to prepare in case something happens to you.
Worries about a family history of Alzheimer’s leads to an MRI and more prayers.
Trouble sleeping, withdrawal and changes in appearance are just a few of the things caregivers should watch out for.