by Third Sister
(Florida)
The problem with care giving is that nobody cares about it except the people who are actually doing it. Think about it. How many elderly parents receiving care do you think are reading this blog, or any other blog or any information source dealing with caregiver issues? How many uninvolved siblings or other family members are reading them? Very few. They have no idea, and they don't want any idea.
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Dec 28, 20 12:23 PM
My mother is 93, in good health, no major heath issues, totally ambulatory. When my father died 6 years ago we found her a beautiful independent senior
Dec 28, 20 12:21 PM
So I lost my mom 18 months ago. After her passing I would come to my parents house to clean and cook a couple of times a week for my dad. He still gets
Dec 28, 20 12:18 PM
I came back home in 2004 to help my dad as he had cancer, he eventually passed away few years later. Well here I am am in 2020 still at home taking care