Seniors with ALS can benefit from elder care as it helps seniors to prepare meals, do daily tasks, and assist with mobility services.
Just under 50% of unpaid caregivers reported experiencing some level of physical stress while helping an older adult.
You or an elder care provider should share these ideas with your elderly loved one to see if they would be interested in doing them.
Living far away from your elderly family member means making the most of the time that you’re able to spend with her when you do visit.
Finding out that your senior’s cognitive health might be worse than you expected can be upsetting and it can complicate her care a bit.
It’s also a great time to consider scheduling a massage for yourself as well, as there is no better time to take charge of your physical and mental health than when you are responsible for caring for an elderly parent.
Memory problems can be scary for your senior, especially if she’s worried that this is the start of something else.
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