If you’re like most people, you aren’t eager to spend time thinking about what would happen if you became unable to direct your own medical care because of illness, an accident, or advanced age. However, if you don’t do at least a little bit of planning — writing down your wishes about the kinds of […]
We Have a Problem!
Hello - I'm Anna from CaringHub.net and we have a HUGE problem! Do you know that according to Caring.com’s 2019 survey, 57 percent of U.S. adults do not have a will in place? Even worse - the percentage of millennials who have a will is exceptionally low – only 1 in ... READ the POST
Dealing With the Stress of Eldercare
Frustration is an emotion that those caring for their aged loved ones often experience, but it's only one of many such emotions. Resentment, anger, and grief are other emotions that caregivers feel. You might feel resentment at all of the changes in your life - anger from feeling helpless to stop ... READ the POST
Day 2
How to Replace Vital DocumentsDo you need to replace your Birth Certificate? Or can you not find your Passport? Find out how to replace vital documents, by reading below.On This PageReplace Lost or Stolen Identification (ID) CardsVital Records Issued in the United StatesHow to Replace Your Lost or ... READ the POST
Day 15
InsuranceWelcome to Day 15! You are over the hump and you should be starting to get the hang of this getting your crap together stuff!Today you will compile information about your Insurance.If you have the Yup I’m Dead…Now What? Book, you can find it in Chapter 17.In this Chapter, you ... READ the POST
Day 11
Business InformationWelcome to Day 11! Today you will document the details on your Business Information. If you have the Yup I’m Dead…Now What? Book, you can find it in Chapter 13.In this Chapter, you will list your Business Information. This pertains to either your Employer Info, or ... READ the POST
Promoting And Maintaining Independence Whilst Caring For The Elderly
Sometimes, when caring for an elderly relative, it can be hard to know what to do for the best. If you are a caregiver, you are generally and solely responsible for the health of the person under your care, which makes it hard to make decisions that concern their welfare. However, when that person ... READ the POST
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