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It is very difficult being a caretaker. You have assumed multiple roles which is often very overwhelming. you have identified clearly that there are multiple issues to coordinate including managing your half-sister's health, over welfare, her busines...
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One contant reaction that is expressed by caregivers is the loss of friends and family members. Unfortunately, many people run away and avoid difficult problems due to fear. Your friends and family members may be afraid that they will be in the same ...
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Family members may become worried or disturbed when their loved one with dementia exhibits behaviors that are "embarrasing" or unlike their previous self. If you senior loved one lives in a senior community that cares for individuals with dementia, m...
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Laughter is very important. I recently spoke to a granddaughter who reflected on her time with her grandmother who suffered from dementia. she remember spending time with her grandmother showing her how to perform tasks. She said that she and her sis...
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Thank you for the nice comment. No I am a psychologist who provides therapy to seniors, caregivers and family members.Best of luckDr. Marcy
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It is very difficult being a caretaker. You have assumed multiple roles which is often very overwhelming. you have identified clearly that there are multiple issues to coordinate including managing your half-sister's health, over welfare, her busines...
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One contant reaction that is expressed by caregivers is the loss of friends and family members. Unfortunately, many people run away and avoid difficult problems due to fear. Your friends and family members may be afraid that they will be in the same ...
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Family members may become worried or disturbed when their loved one with dementia exhibits behaviors that are "embarrasing" or unlike their previous self. If you senior loved one lives in a senior community that cares for individuals with dementia, m...
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Laughter is very important. I recently spoke to a granddaughter who reflected on her time with her grandmother who suffered from dementia. she remember spending time with her grandmother showing her how to perform tasks. She said that she and her sis...
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Thank you for the nice comment. No I am a psychologist who provides therapy to seniors, caregivers and family members.Best of luckDr. Marcy
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It is very difficult being a caretaker. You have assumed multiple roles which is often very overwhelming. you have identified clearly that there are multiple issues to coordinate including managing your half-sister's health, over welfare, her busines...
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One contant reaction that is expressed by caregivers is the loss of friends and family members. Unfortunately, many people run away and avoid difficult problems due to fear. Your friends and family members may be afraid that they will be in the same ...
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Family members may become worried or disturbed when their loved one with dementia exhibits behaviors that are "embarrasing" or unlike their previous self. If you senior loved one lives in a senior community that cares for individuals with dementia, m...
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18973
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Laughter is very important. I recently spoke to a granddaughter who reflected on her time with her grandmother who suffered from dementia. she remember spending time with her grandmother showing her how to perform tasks. She said that she and her sis...
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1
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1922
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Thank you for the nice comment. No I am a psychologist who provides therapy to seniors, caregivers and family members.Best of luckDr. Marcy
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Date Registered | 03-22-2017 10:41 AM |
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