Finding Your Own Garden: Why Caregivers Must Also Tend to Themselves
That breath of air comes when I’m in my garden; my hands in the dirt, the sun on my face, watching life quietly unfurl itself. It doesn’t erase the caregiving journey I’m walking — it simply gives me a moment to breathe on my own.
The Healthcare Provider That “Gets” You
When you’re dealing with a serious, ongoing, or life-limiting health issue, you don’t need someone who’s just checking boxes or following a flowchart. You need someone who gets you — the real you — not just the patient sitting in front of them.
When "God Only Gives You What You Can Handle" Isn't What I Need to Hear
I know people mean well when they say it. They're trying to offer comfort, trying to wrap a hard situation in something that sounds like strength and hope.
When Everything Changes: A Reflection on Love, Loss, and Starting Over
It’s hard to believe how much life can shift in less than two years.
Things To Know About People With Chronic Disease
Understanding people with chronic disease
November is National Family Caregiver Month
For additional information on caregiving, CareGiver.com is a great resource.
