Caregiving

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Whether you are searching for a caregiver or are a caregiver yourself, it is important to know what the qualities of a good caregiver are.

60 percent of the caregivers say the role of caring for a loved one is having a negative effect on their own health.

There are a few things you should and should not do as a caregiver.

The more you take care of yourself, the more you are able to care for others.

If you're caring for someone else, take time for yourself so that you can continue doing your job well!

A little rest and relaxation allows you to return to your responsibilities refreshed and ready to handle anything.

If you've just become a caregiver, you're probably feeling overwhelmed. You're trying to figure out how to juggle all your tasks, how to make sure everything gets done, how to help your loved one stay healthy and happy. And at the same time, you're just trying to get through each day without falling apart.

If your loved one is in a state of decline, you might feel uncomfortable or unsure about what to do during your visit. But it doesn't have to be that way! With some extra preparation and planning, you can make your next visit more meaningful for both of you.