By Theresa Wilbanks – More than 1 in 5 Americans are providing care for a family member. You likely interact with many family caregivers in your close circles, including friends, family, colleagues, and neighbors. When someone in your realm is involved with care...
By: Linda Burhans – Do you often think about the things you should have done, could have done, and would have done if it weren’t for the fill-in-the-blank reason? Do you routinely feel shame for things you have done or have failed to do? Is it your habit to...
By Breeda Miller – Feeling as rough as I lookIt’s been a week hasn’t it? I was just exhausted, overwhelmed and the weather change did a number on me. I had the worst migraine I can remember – really horrible and so bad that my prescription medicine didn’t help....
by: A Bit of Brian’s Brilliance – Several months ago, I made a video to my future Care Partners. In case you didn’t see it, here is a a link to the video. https://bit.ly/30fWF5O In the video, I talk to my Future Care Partners, telling them my likes and my...
by: Carlen Maddux – Those of us caring for a loved one who’s ill with no known cure; for a loved one whose behavior can change by the minute; for a loved one with no end in sight … we may very well be carrying a grief that’s deep and hidden, a grief that we’re...
by: Kathy Blair – As a boomer, I was raised with National Geographic magazine. It was the voice of authority and as a city girl, it took me to faraway places, enlightened me and exposed me to new exciting possibilities. Now, with information accessible at the...
