A Quarantined Caregiver
As we continue in this time of unexpected isolation and social distancing, many people who serve in caregiving roles are feeling a new...
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May
28
Apr
A Quarantined Caregiver: “Click of the Lock”
For the first time in our 28 years of marriage, I am Jess’ primary caregiver…every morning starts with Jess’ care and ends with Jess’ care. We are on week six. ...
31
Mar
Safety Protocols for the Vulnerable and At Risk
Just yesterday I was on the phone with a fellow quadriplegic who asked, “Joni, I’ve got so many caregivers coming and going, and it’s making me nervous...
18
Mar
Caregivers Fear the Future: 3 Ways to Walk Alongside Them
Caregivers fear the future. I was 6 or 7 when I encountered this fear in the house where I grew up. If either my older sister or younger brother was sick...
20
Nov
For Better or Worse
It’s not often that you get to hear from my husband Ken. So, when he does have a chance to share his insight and perspective, I’m always thrilled to draw...
11
Nov
Care for the Caregiver
Being a caregiver can be rewarding and fulfilling, but even when caring for another is done out of love and selflessness, we know it’s easy to grow tired and need ...
2
Nov
National Family Caregivers Month
As a quadriplegic, I am so thankful for my husband Ken and all he does to help care for me. Like, checking that I don’t run low on my blood ...
22
Feb
Establishing a Caregiving Plan for an Elderly Parent
In many families, the responsibility of caregiving falls on the adult children, whether they are serving as full-time caregivers or supervising the care given to their elderly parents. To some, ...
4
Jan
A Resolute Life
Genesis chapter 26 recounts a time in Isaac’s life when he was forced to dig one well after another in search of life-giving water for his family and flocks. Isaac ...
7
Nov
Peter and Gracie Rosenberger
Peter and Gracie Rosenberger have honed a remarkable love story of faithfulness in the midst of many, many challenges. Gracie had her hips crushed and lost both of her legs ...
