Can You Say No?

Posted on | October 23, 2011 | No Comments

Are you a caregiver constantly on the move, working, raising your children and caring for your parents.  If so, how are you managing?  Is there time for you to take a break, watch a sunset or spend time with a friend?  In most caregiving relationships the work over time can become overwhelming and all encompassing, leaving no time for the caregiver to care for him or herself.  This is why in the early stages of caregiving, it’s important to be realistic about what you can and can’t do and to say no when the request is more than you can accommodate.

 
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  I'm Pamela Wilson, The Care Navigator. My company provides life management and care coordination services for older adults and caregivers to reduce the overwhelm, work and worry that results from needing care or from the responsibilities of a caregiver.

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