Reflections: Constancy

It seems the sun and moon are the more constant things. But, no. They come and go as they please and sometimes appear to not be there at all. It is the sound and the smell of the sea as it rolls in and out that never wavers. The briny scent inspires a deeper and...

The Invisibles

According to AARP, in 2017*, 41 million caregivers provided over 30 billion hours of care valued at over $470 billion[1]. Though the number of caregivers supporting loved ones annually in the United States and the amount of care they provide is so significant, they...

Coaching – GPS System For Your Life

What is keeping you on track to achieving your goals? Are you on a clear path or have you wandered into unknown territory without a map? I love my GPS system. It saves me time, money and loads of frustration. There are very few destinations I head to anymore without...

Rattling the Caregiver’s Cage

It can be difficult to admit it, but there can be those days as a caregiver where you feel trapped by your circumstances.  It’s natural and okay.  I know as much as I loved my late husband, there were times when it was all just too much for one person to...

Professional Caregiving ~ Get the Scoop

You and your loved one are unique individuals so it is important to identify what you both need when it comes time to choose a professional caregiver. Perhaps your loved one has pets.  Anyone who has read my posts about Roxy, the Rottweiler I had for over twelve years...

When Caregiving Becomes Too Much – Part 2

In yesterday’s blog, When Caregiving Becomes Too Much, I highlighted five key signs that it is time to bring in the professionals. Today, I’ve invited Susan Dost (CEO) and Jeromy Meyer (Director of Community Outreach and Client Services) from Sheridan Care to share...
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