Being a senior caregiver while managing work and personal life can be demanding, leading to stress and poor health. However, it’s possible to find a balance and make caregiving rewarding. Prioritizing tasks, creating a well-structured schedule, and staying organized can improve efficiency. Exploring less stressful jobs or a career change, prioritizing health, seeking support, and making time for hobbies can enhance well-being and make caregiving more manageable.
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Care for Your Body and Soul: Advice to Cancer Patients
A life-threatening illness can seem overwhelming. It’s easy to get so focused on fighting the disease that we lose sight of everything else. We fall into busy routines: trips to the hospital and the pharmacy and keeping up with the medications and treatments. However, while we’re trying to strengthen our bodies for the fight toContinue reading “Care for Your Body and Soul: Advice to Cancer Patients”
How to Help a Senior Loved One in Financial Trouble
Photo by Unsplash As your loved one gets older, they’ll need more help completing daily tasks and caring for their health. If memory becomes a problem or vision starts to fail, you might also find that they are unable to continue managing their finances. This is a stressful realization, but there are steps you canContinue reading “How to Help a Senior Loved One in Financial Trouble”
COVID Vaccine Booster for Seniors
Seniors have been tremendous in leading the force for covid vaccination. Vaccine acceptance rate is higher in seniors. Booster doses of the covid 19 vaccine helps to provide additional immunity and keep seniors out of the hospital. Vaccines prevent severe illness, hospitalizations, and death. Studies show that people 65 and older who received both doses ofContinue reading “COVID Vaccine Booster for Seniors”
ALZHEIMER’S DEMENTIA
Identifying Early Signs and Symptoms of Alzheimer’s Memory troubles that interfere with daily living may be a sign of Alzheimer’s or other dementias. Alzheimer’s is a brain disorder that causes a gradual decline in memory, thinking, and reasoning skills. Usually, the early signs are not always easy to recognize. The stages of Alzheimer’s do notContinue reading “ALZHEIMER’S DEMENTIA”
