"You have to realize that you need to be cared for, too, and the one whose going to make sure that happens, is you." - Patsy Ponder Dalton
Listen to Patsy's experience on the Foundation's podcast: https://lnkd.in/ej6N2HcY
Thank you, caregivers, for all that you do.
November is National Caregivers Month! This month and beyond, we honor the dedication and compassion of care partners in the Parkinson’s community. Your strength, love, and support truly inspire us. 🩵
Know that the Parkinson’s Foundation is here for you with resources at each stage of your care partner journey. Explore Parkinson.org/CarePartners to learn more and stay tuned on social media as we highlight resources to empower caregivers to find balance. #CaregiversMonth#Together4PD
Tomorrow's webinar Partnering for a Path Forward: Supporting Alberta's Family Caregivers to Thrive is important.
I hope caregivers come prepared talk about what they need.
https://lnkd.in/gSan3MwQ
Tomorrow's webinar Partnering for a Path Forward: Supporting Alberta's Family Caregivers to Thrive is important.
Tanya L'Heureux is facilitating and we will hear Donna Wilson talk about her research!
The most important part is the discussion of what supports and services Alberta's caregivers need. I hope caregivers come prepared talk about what they need.
https://lnkd.in/gS9FJkMR
🌟 Calling all HOD Caregivers! 🌟
Don't forget to mark your calendars for our upcoming support group meeting, specially tailored for caregivers like you! 🤝 Join us on the last Sunday of the month at 10 am AZ time on Zoom for a session filled with understanding, support, and shared experiences. Whether you're seeking advice, a listening ear, or simply want to connect with fellow caregivers, you're warmly welcome! 💙 Spread the word and let's come together to uplift and support each other on this journey.
Who: Open to all HOD caregivers, care partners, family members and friends
When: The last Sunday of each month- 10:00 am AZ time
What: Monthly caregiver support group
Why: Connect with other HOD caregivers who get it.
Where: Zoom. All you need is an internet connection. Join from a phone, tablet, computer. Register here: https://lnkd.in/gkuBmndE
See you there! 🌈
#HODA#CaregiverSupport#Community#YouAreNotAlone#SupportCommunity#HODHero#HODHeroes#NeuroDegenerativeDisease#PatientOrganization#HypertrophicOlivaryDegeneration
🌟 Worried about dementia care? At Advocare, we're here for you! 🤝 Our memory care services prioritize emotional well-being, address physical needs, navigate finances, and strengthen family dynamics.
Get a FREE consultation today at (561) 266-3489. Ensure a better future with Advocare! ❤️
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Feelings of being overwhelmed, isolated, and lonely are prevalent among family caregivers and patients. CaringBridge addresses those needs by improving emotional health and social support, helping people come together in support of healing. Survey shows that caregivers experience 4 times the improvement of feeling less alone after using CaringBridge for more than 6 months. (CaringBridge Caregiver Survey, November 2023). Start your CaringBridge today at https://lnkd.in/exdWqHCw.
Dispelling Myths: The Truth About Young Family Caregivers
Contrary to popular belief, caregiving is not exclusively reserved for older adults. In fact, there is a growing population of young individuals, under 30 years of age, who are taking on the role of family caregivers. Let's debunk some common myths surrounding young family caregivers and explore why their journeys deserve recognition.
Myth 1: Young people are too inexperienced to be caregivers. Reality: Age does not determine one's ability to provide care and support. Many young caregivers demonstrate remarkable resilience, compassion, and maturity beyond their years.
Myth 2: Caregiving interferes with young adults' personal and professional lives. Reality: While caregiving presents unique challenges, it also fosters personal growth, empathy, and time management skills. Young caregivers often find ways to balance their caregiving responsibilities with their education, careers, and social lives.
Myth 3: Young caregivers are solely responsible for their loved ones' care. 👉 Reality: Caregiving is a collaborative effort that involves support from family, friends, and community resources. Young caregivers should not hesitate to seek help and prioritize their own well-being.
Why It Matters: Young family caregivers have diverse experiences and perspectives that enrich the caregiving landscape. By showcasing their journeys, we challenge stereotypes, raise awareness, and inspire empathy and support for caregivers of all ages.
Join Us: Let's amplify the voices of young family caregivers and recognize their invaluable contributions. Share their stories, celebrate their resilience, and champion their well-being. Together, we can create a more inclusive and supportive caregiving community. Caregiver Diaries anonymises the identity of the person. If you are willing to share your story do reach out to Caregiver Saathi
📢 #YoungCaregivers#BreakTheStigma#CaregiverJourneys#SupportEachOther
📢 Exciting News! 📢
Introducing our latest season of Caregiver Diaries: "Young Voices"! 🌟
Calling all young caregivers to anonymously share your unique experiences and journeys with us. Your voice matters!👂
Let's empower each other and inspire countless invisible warriors who share similar paths. 💪
To share your story, please visit: https://lnkd.in/gTMesfbF 📝✨
Stay tuned for heartwarming stories and powerful insights! #YoungVoices#CaregiverDiaries 🎙️✨
Planning for long-term care is not just about addressing current needs—it is about ensuring future well-being and comfort for your loved one. At Home Helpers Home Care of Martinsburg, we understand the complexities of caring for individuals with progressive conditions, such as dementia and Parkinson's, and the value that quality care brings.
Our caregivers receive extensive training to provide the best possible support, including assistance with daily activities, emotional care, and medical needs. We believe that informed planning can significantly impact the quality of life for both clients and their families.
If you are considering long-term care options, our recent blog post offers valuable insights into evaluating care needs, exploring different types of care, and understanding the financial and legal aspects of long-term care.
Read more about how we can support your family through this important journey.
https://ow.ly/cvIV50TEBB4#MartinsburgWV#HomeCare#CaregiverTraining#LongTermCarePlanning#SeniorCare
Did you know there are resources available to help family caregivers provide care? This month's issue of The Livanta Compass discusses the critical role of family caregivers and resources that may be available to help them. Read about that and more here: https://lnkd.in/gj3TczEE