How did you become the caregiver for your loved one?
susan Jones
Husband went into cardiac arrest and has an anoxic brain injury.
Has your relationship changed with the loved one that you are caring for? If so how?
Yes! I have become the head of the household and need to give care to my husband like I would care for a child
What is the hardest thing about being a caregiver and the most rewarding thing?
Hardest thing is knowing the balance of how to best care for him and still be his wife. Most rewarding is being so much closer than we were.
What advice would you give to other caregivers?
Listen to those you care for. Try to see their perspective. Communicate.
In ten words or less, what has caregiving taught you?
Patience! Perspective.
Describe a situation where being a Fearless Caregiver helped you succeed?
The articles and advice encourage me in making decisions, etc.
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