Arthur Roeser

Arthur retells his story caring for his mother and father, covering many common issues caregivers face through first person narration, such as: hoarding, sibling conflict, parents unwilling to be helped, finances, communication with medical professionals, guilt, anxiety, stress and shame.
Anger: A caregiver’s double-edged sword

Anger: A caregiver’s double-edged sword

Anger is natural and dealing with it is really critical to everyone’s well being. When you’re tending to someone else’s illness, it’s easy to feel like everything is about them, not you. To a large extent, that’s the reality of what you’re involved in. But it is a two-way street where your ability to cope benefits both the patient and yourself.

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