Things Caregivers Do to Hurt Themselves and Their Loved Ones
Refuse to ask for help–Caregivers tend to get frustrated that other family members and close friends are not chipping in as they should. Instead of reaching out, they often adopt the attitued, “if I want it done right, I’ll have to do it myself.” This is not good for anyone, the caregiver, the family or the one who needs the care.
Play martyr–Martyrdom is noble and had, maybe even still has its place in society. However, your loved one needs you alive not sacrificing your own health and overall well being, in order to give care.
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