Caregivers' Survival Guide: How to Care for an Elderly

Are you taking care of an elderly loved one at home and feel helpless at times, or are you new to caregiving and do not know what to expect? Watch this video for useful tips to help you get through your caregiving journey.

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[adamcheong]

Lots of frustration coupled with my own depression.

[VirginiaMercadocervera-siyg]

Thanks for giving me initial ideas on how to handle us Care giver, hoping that I cud do it & remind me always.

[wishicouldshowmyname]

I am looking for a new profession as my current is dying out. Thank you for information that gets me into another job which helps others.

[استغفراللهالعضيمالديلاالهالاهو]

I am looking for a job to take care of the elderly. I love that. I am from Morocco

[goldr]

اشكر محمد ستر على توصيله المعلومة بشكل رائع❤

[teoweipeng]

I hope I will achieve some confidence in the long run of being starting to become a caregiver after my helper went home. Hopefully I can share my tasks successfully with the new maid! :-) :-) :-) Starting over again after my mother discharges from the hospital.

[LuminoHealth]

Thanks for sharing. This is so important during this time. We will be sharing some great caregiving videos in the upcoming weeks :)

[queencherrylyne]

I am currently working on this job and taking assessments soon so can work and apply in Singapore

[amaru]

Don't do it. You will never be the same. You will not be thanked. No one takes care of you. You are left alone.

[renukadevi]

Thank you for your tips. It means a lot to us. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼👼🏻

[tamb]

As a dental hygienist and A daughter whose mother is in a nursing home I would like to stress to families and care giving staff to take care of the person’s teeth and DO NOT give them sweets! I find it SO FRUSTRATING that so many family members bring the elderly sweets. Showing love through the giving of sweets is a terrible thing to do. The elderly, love sweets however, it leads to tooth decay and dental work on the elderly patient is very stressful for them, sometimes, depending on their level of mobility for instance if they are bedridden, it is impossible to get them to the dentist office. If they have severe dementia, and are in pain from a tooth, they can’t even vocalize that. I know this because my mother Cannot put two coherent words together. Also. DO NOT THINK THAT THE NURSING HOME OR ASSISTED-LIVING SITUATION THAT YOUR FAMILY MEMBER IS IN IS ADEQUATELY CARING FOR THEIR TEETH. THESE PEOPLE ARE NOT TRAINED ON HOW TO BRUSH CARE FOR SOMEONE ELSE’S TEETH. A LOT OF PATIENTS ARE NOT RECEPTIVE to having someone else in their mouth. IF YOU CAN BRUSH AND FLOSS YOUR FAMILY MEMBERS TEETH, YOURSELF. EVEN IF YOU ONLY DO IT ONCE A WEEK, BUT DO IT THOROUGHLY YOU ARE PROVIDING A HUGE SERVICE TO THEM.

[MicPenedor]

Matthew 25:36 For I was hungry and you gave Me something to eat, I was thirsty and you gave Me something to drink, I was a stranger and you took Me in, 36I was naked and you clothed Me, I was sick and you looked after Me, I was in prison and you visited Me.’ 37Then the righteous will answer Him, ‘Lord, when did we see You hungry and feed You, or thirsty and give You something to drink?…

[lillianmiti]

Looking for A job, I love taking care of older people.

[nikolasmilbury]

Any body else here the default caretaker..you siblings tell you their lives are more important lol

[VirginiaMercadocervera-siyg]

Cud you give me certificate or any books on how deal as Care giver. Pls me idea.

[elainekent]

Caregivers' Survival Guide to Care the Elderly

[memoryvlog]

Just come her, coz I care my bedridden mother, thanks

[MarcelinoDanielsson-lemz]

Only help your direct relatives, don´t work in custodial care.

[ahmadsami]

Looking for a job, elderly care and house cleaning

[spencernelson]

Nice work. However, I can barely understand what she is saying.