Caregiver - Relationship Grieving
/Relationship grieving as a caregiver for spouse with young onset alzheimer’s is complicated and ever present daily.
Read MoreIn 2020, my 59 year old husband was diagnosed with Early Onset Alzheimer’s. As a caregiving wife, I turned to writing about my journey to help process it myself and possibly help others on a similar journey.
Relationship grieving as a caregiver for spouse with young onset alzheimer’s is complicated and ever present daily.
Read MoreI am tired and exhausted. Caregiving is the hardest thing I’ve endured in my life. Caregiving for a spouse with Young Onset Alzheimer’s and taking one long day at a time.
Read MoreConfessions of a caregiver wife. I don’t want to paint a rosy picture, because the calm I exude today has been a long time in coming.
Read MoreI thought once I had grieved for a year over the loss of relationship as my husband slipped away with young onset alzheimer’s, I wouldn’t be so sad. But, the grief is daily and ongoing.
Read MoreAs my husband’s early onset Alzheimer’s disease progressed, I found that people were afraid to “bother” me, so I set up an invitation only Caring Bridge journal, so people could catch up and know what to pray for and how to help.
Read MoreI have to work on this mindset every single day. It’s so easy to think if only the days got easier, I would be happier. Don’t get me wrong, this is a struggle. It’s not something I excel at.
Read MoreHere are a few steps I took to get some respite time away from full-time caregiving for my husband with early onset Alzheimer’s.
Read MoreIn the early days of my husband’s early onset alzheimer’s disease, I couldn’t see how the strain of full-time caregiving was affecting me, physically and mentally. I didn’t take any respite time, because I thought “I was okay.”
Read MoreAs a caregiving wife to a husband with early onset Alzheimer’s, I have been shocked at just how many different emotions that I’ve experienced in the last year alone. This book is a great devotional if you, too, are on an unexpected journey.
Read MoreLegal, financial and longterm planning required a lot of time after my husband’s diagnosis of early onset Alzheimer’s. Here are a few of the things we had to address while he was able to have input and sign.
Read MoreIn the first year of caregiving, I had so many feelings and emotions going on; Grief, anger, sadness, hopelessness, irritation, frustration, loneliness. Of all the things that I was feeling, the hopelessness was probably the hardest to come to terms with.
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