That which we can manage.
That which we can manage. “We have found that about 65% of people wait until things are unbearable or a medical event dictates the need for urgent change… The other…
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A Free Team Member?
As we planned and built the Simplify Caring App we kept reminding ourselves that it has to provide the benefit of being one more team member. And all this team…
Have You Met Connie?
You and your caregiving team have probably heard of Connie Jorsvik in Vancouver. Since 2010, Connie and her Patient Pathways associates have guided, advocated, navigated and now she’s authored a…
What Happens Now?
My friends who are caregivers don’t call themselves caregivers. They simply get done what must get done. When they realized they were being relied on as ‘it‘, to ensure their…
Q: Who is in Charge,
When You Are the Caregiver?
A: You Are, If You Have All the Information You play a crucial role in the care of your person. You’re the one ensuring their needs are met, their health…
Is this you?
Caregivers. Those who choose to focus on what’s best for someone else. We come in all shapes, sizes and abilities, yes? Working parent caring for an elderly relative, a spouse…
It Feels like the Opposite of Hope
What is hardest about dementia for me? The fact that it feels like the opposite of hope. All our lives we live in hope. In hope of what is coming….
