Providing care
for a family member or friend who
is living with Alzheimer’s disease is a labor of love. The job, however, is
a 24-hour commitment that can take its toll on caregivers. As the disease
progresses, caregivers often find their daily tasks become more difficult,
emotions can run high and the sense of loss as a loved one’s memory fades may
be profound. There are ways caregivers can help themselves cope while ensuring
loved ones receive the care they deserve. These tips can help:
