At work on a book about his family’s history with the disease, an apprehensive author’s faith kicks in.
It’s easier to navigate the season when you lower expectations and understand your own needs.
First her daughter and her husband moved in. Then her mother-in-law. So much for her empty nest.
Lori Durham, who found herself with a full house and new responsibilities shortly after retirement, shares tips for caregivers in a similar situation.
It’s anything but selfish to take respite as a caregiver, especially during Covid-19.
The stresses and disruptions of Covid-19 have made good sleep habits more important than ever.
An old dog and an upcoming book inspire thoughts on the disease, family and who we are.
In this excerpt from Strength & Grace Magazine, a loving wife caring for her ill husband receives a much-needed reminder to be gentle on herself.
Millions of Americans take on the stressful job of caring for wounded military and veterans at home. Several national organizations help them.
With the challenges of Covid, it’s important to prepare now to combat health risks.
She thought that she had failed the formerly homeless veteran in her role as a caregiver, but she soon realized her loving care was enough.
Lynn Rufing, a career nurse, shares how she, her husband, and their newly adopted daughters worked to open their home to veterans in need of care.
You can make life easier by accepting a more realistic version of your role.
Whether you assume a hands-on or a backseat role, caregiving may offer an opportunity for healing.