by denise
Jun 5 2013 in Six-Word Stories by denise
I think a caregiving experience can be one filled with love and hate. Sometimes, you love that you can help. And, sometimes, you hate what you do to help and how much helping takes from you. When caregiving ends, though, an important role ends, too. I’d love to know: In six words, what do you [...]
by denise
Mar 10 2013 in Six-Word Stories by denise
On Caregiving.com, we defined love for our book, Love, the fifth book in our CareGifters Book Series. On Saturday, during my weekly talk show, I spoke more about love with June, one of our book’s contributors and a former family caregiver to her husband. Our conversation made me wonder if the perspective of love–and what [...]
by denise
Feb 11 2013 in Six-Word Stories by denise
During the storm of caregiving, you may have felt that you were either in the midst of a flood or a drought. You were either hoping for a life raft or a shady tree. I’m curious what you think about your caregiving experience now that it’s over. How would you describe the experience with the [...]
by denise
Jan 9 2013 in Six-Word Stories by denise
by denise
Aug 10 2011 in Six-Word Stories by denise
We’ve been having fun at Caregiving.com with six-word stories (inspired by SMITH magazine) so I though we’d tell them here, too. I’d love to know: In six words, what’s your grieving story? A few story examples include: I lost her, I lost myself. He left but the love remains. The tears of pain couldn’t stop. [...]
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