“Sure, Mom, I’ll help.” As soon as she spoke the words, Mary thought, “I do not have the time or energy for this! W ...
When I’m working with a caregiver over the phone and I hear them struggling to prioritize their needs or find the t ...
When caring for a family member, established family dynamics and unresolved or new conflicts tend to be common pitf ...
Many caregivers feel alone in their role and responsibility. In the research, social isolation is identified as one ...
“Would you like to do a piece on Murray McLauchlan?” the editor asked. I couldn’t say ‘sure’ fast enough. I was all ...
Soft-spoken and friendly, Clive Langley is the selfless sort. Not only does he spend a large portion of the year tr ...
Joan Thompson has a long road ahead – 8,000km long! The retired music teacher, writer, keen traveller and dedicated ...
Barbara Allyn’s widespread legacy as a beacon of light and support to others began on a boat in the Victoria harbou ...
With 916,000 baby boomers currently living in British Columbia, coupled with most of us wanting to die in the comfo ...
“Peace! You never know what peace is until you walk on the shores or in the fields or along the winding red roads o ...
Most of us, at some point, will take part in the marathon of caregiving. It’s not usually something we anticipate, ...
“Hey Google, I’m Home” triggers a routine that switches on the lights, your favourite tunes, and starts the tea ket ...
Marilyn is 55 years old, works part-time in retail and has two teens at home. She currently cares for her partner w ...
Sticker shock is a significant deterrent for families searching for the next level in care for their loved one. Mon ...
It’s like playing the stock market – hang on, hang in, patience… jump! Knowing when to leave your home to downsize ...
