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Cindy Crawford Launches Strength For Caring To Help Millions Of Caregivers Provide Support To Loved Ones With Cancer
More than 1.3 million cases of cancer will be diagnosed in 2002. The family members and loved ones of these patients are often confronted with the challenge of being the caregivers outside of the hospital setting. Many caregivers accompany patients... |
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Did You Know... The Facts About Caregivers?
It is estimated that over 50 million Americans are caregivers for an adult family member or loved one. Cancer is just one illness that may require the assistance of a caregiver. Being a caregiver can impact your physical, emotional, and financial... |
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Do our patients hear what we teach?
As a clinical nurse specialist, the majority of my responsibilities lie in the area of patient education. One day, while evaluating a patient for stress incontinence, I asked if she had been taught pelvic muscle exercises. She said "yes" and... |
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How the Social Worker can help owners of pets with cancer
When we have a pet, we are attached, and the pet becomes a "person" and a part of the family. When our pet becomes ill, we might experience the same feelings as we would if a beloved member of the family is sick: sadness, crying, trouble sleeping,... |
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Ten Ways to Care for the Caregiver
Cancer is a twenty-four hour affair. As with other long term illnesses, you may become emotionally drained as you care for your child and worry anout the changes that may occur in him or her. But your child's well-being depends directly on your... |
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