8 Ways for Caregivers to Take Care of Themselves
Tired of living in a state of high alert as a caregiver? Try these simple ways to take a break and re-charge without guilt.
Tired of living in a state of high alert as a caregiver? Try these simple ways to take a break and re-charge without guilt.
Her husband’s first deployment left her feeling lonely. Focusing on others rather than herself made all the difference.
Fred McFeely Rogers was an American television personality, musician, puppeteer, writer, producer, and Presbyterian minister. He is widely known as the host of the children’s series Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood and brought thoughtfulness and generosity to his lessons in each episode. Here are some inspiring quotes from Mr. Rogers.
A year after her husband’s death, Karen Wilder opens up about what it’s like caring for a loved one with Alzheimer’s disease.
The mother of two has introduced a simple way to bring her community together to help others.
Catastrophic flooding in Baton Rouge left residents looking for answers, so VOA met them in the library
Listen as Eric Motley, executive vice-president of the Aspen Institute, shares how his life and career were impacted by the support, encouragement and guidance of the people of his hometown, Madison Park, Alabama.
Kerry Egan, a hospice chaplain, discovered that listening to the stories of those near death offered her new insights into how to live, and challenged stereotypes about the dying. In her book, “On Living,” the dying aren’t saints and sages, dispensing advice from under a halo.
In this story from January 2007, two-time Academy Award winner Denzel Washington discusses the vital role parents, teachers, coaches and role models played in his life.
An active, athletic doctor thought her life was over when heart trouble forced her to give up her practice—but an inspiring new chapter was about to begin.
The well-known humanitarian wants to support the battle against the disease.
Sharing your blessings helps you make room for more.