Careforth Blog
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Caregiving Spotlight: Caring for “Dangerous” Dan with Down Syndrome
Read more: Caregiving Spotlight: Caring for “Dangerous” Dan with Down SyndromeWe extend our heartfelt thanks to Dan, Kerry, Bruce, Madison, Lindsay, and Jessica for their openness and willingness to share their experiences. We hope that by sharing their journey, others who find themselves in similar situations can find inspiration, support, and encouragement to build their own networks of care and connection. Meet Dan,…
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Caregiver Spotlight: Tiffany’s Journey with Careforth
Read more: Caregiver Spotlight: Tiffany’s Journey with CareforthThe following story introduces Careforth Care Manager, Macaria Wilson, and shares the inspiring caregiving journey of Tiffany and her family. We extend our heartfelt thanks to Macaria, Tiffany, Georgia, and David for their openness and willingness to share their experiences. We hope that by sharing their journey, others who find themselves in similar…
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Building a Strong Family Caregiving Support Network
Read more: Building a Strong Family Caregiving Support NetworkWith over 65 million Americans caring for chronically ill, disabled, or elderly family members, caregiving is not only a nationwide matter—it’s also a family matter. Caregivers are often under great physical, emotional, and financial stress. This can also impact other members of the family. By connecting with community resources, leveraging technology, and improving…
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An Unbreakable Caregiving Bond Between Mother and Daughter
Read more: An Unbreakable Caregiving Bond Between Mother and DaughterWe extend our heartfelt thanks to Linda and Helene for their openness and willingness to share their experiences. We hope that by sharing their journey, others who find themselves in similar situations can find inspiration, support, and encouragement to build their own networks of care and connection. Caring for family runs in…
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What is a Parental Caregiver?
Read more: What is a Parental Caregiver?Caregiving comes in many forms. Professional caregivers are specifically trained and hired for their expertise and to provide a high level of care. Non-professional or unpaid caregivers may not have the same formal training, but are driven to help others. But one type of family caregiving—the parental caregiver—is becoming a more frequent role…
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