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Incontinence can be one of the most difficult areas of our caregiving journeys. It’s personal. It’s awkward. It’s rarely something discussed — by anyone — making it potentially uncomfortable to
When a close family member is diagnosed with dementia, it can be uniquely challenging for young adults to navigate this new reality. We are Nancy and Merritt Treaster. During Merritt’s
You’re going to wish you’d known about padding hard corners earlier in your caregiving journey! We are Nancy Treaster and Sue Ryan. Through our experiences as caregivers for our family
You’re going to wish you knew about the fifth tip for managing your loved one’s independence much earlier! We are Sue Ryan and Nancy Treaster. As caregivers for our family
If you can successfully leverage tip one in this episode you will have an easier path to taking away the car keys! As caregivers for our husbands, parents, and other
You’re going to wish you’d known the third tip for wandering outside in the very beginning! As caregivers for our families with dementia, we’ve learned that wandering is a common
Who knew being more positive in our communications would make such a difference? As caregivers for our husbands, parents, and other loved ones with types of dementia, we’ve learned communication
Does it feel like a punch in the gut every time you realize something new your loved one has forgotten? As caregivers for our husbands and parents with Alzheimer’s disease
