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  • A caregiver smiling with her sister who has angelman syndrome

    Caring for My Sister with Angelman Syndrome: Our Journey

      Brogan with her sister, Paige You never forget the day your parents tell you that your sister has been diagnosed with Angelman Syndrome. As a three-year-old girl, you have absolutely no idea that this moment will change your entire life. Forever. You have no idea that this means your sister will spend…

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  • A caregiver daughter smiling with her elderly mother

    A letter to Mom on Thanksgiving

    Lois and her mother “I’ve learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.” – Maya Angelou

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  • An old family picture of what is now a caregiver daughter and her mother

    Taking care of mom

    Sipping coffee early this morning, I watch my 84-year-old mother eating a piece of toast with butter. Her left hand shakes softly, she’s focused on the buttery corner, crunchy and warm, careful to not drop unnecessary crumbs. Lidia is always extra careful with crumbs; the house must remain clean! I ask myself a…

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  • A puzzle piece with the word job written on it sitting on top of a computer keyboard

    My Nursing Journey in Caregiver Homes

    I began my career in a nursing home where I stayed for over nine years. During this time, I realized how fragile the elderly population is; all it takes is one fall and they can quickly decline. I knew I needed to help the elderly population more, there had to be a better…

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  • A caregiver enjoying some tea time with her mother

    Dementia Caregiving: I told you that yesterday! Remember?

    Karen called her mom, Mary, from the car to let her know she would be there in 5 minutes and would pick her up out front. Mary said, “You are coming here? Are we going somewhere?” “You have a doctor’s appointment in 30 minutes,” Karen said. Confused, Mary replied, “I do? Today?” “I…

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