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The holidays can be a challenging time for caregivers, families and the grieving that can come especially hard this time of the year. Loss of family members, children, parents, siblings, etc. through either natural or unexpected losses.
Caring for an aging parent or a handicapped family member can make planning a get together difficult for family members and friends. Particularly with aging parents who have developed dementia or Alzheimers. Where to find help for care while feeling that loss of them not being able to be with or not being able to relax because of wandering and confusion.
So many reasons we may have anniversary issues at the holidays, and remembering what they used to be like compared to now.
Can you relate to this at all in your life?
How do you manage these fall holidays to provide both leisure and care?
Grieving the loss of a loved one, how do these holidays impact you and how are you coping?
Caring for an aging parent or a handicapped family member can make planning a get together difficult for family members and friends. Particularly with aging parents who have developed dementia or Alzheimers. Where to find help for care while feeling that loss of them not being able to be with or not being able to relax because of wandering and confusion.
So many reasons we may have anniversary issues at the holidays, and remembering what they used to be like compared to now.
Can you relate to this at all in your life?
How do you manage these fall holidays to provide both leisure and care?
Grieving the loss of a loved one, how do these holidays impact you and how are you coping?
