Tag Archives: medical decisions

Strategies for Communicating with Multiple Doctors

Posted on April 13, 2018 by Sue Salach

Years ago I met a woman at a rehab facility while visiting a family member. She was recovering from a stroke and looking forward to getting back home. I acknowledged how well she was doing considering the circumstances. She said … Continue reading →

Posted in boomers, caregiving, chronic conditions, eldercare | Tagged aging, caregiver, caregiving, doctors, eldercare, medical decisions, specialists | Leave a comment

This Job Sucks (and other Important Caregiving Information)

Posted on January 15, 2018 by Sue Salach

While making visiting with a friend who just lost his sister, he shared how difficult it was for him especially as she had chosen him (above her parents, children and other siblings) to be her Power of Attorney (POA). His … Continue reading →

Posted in caregiving, dying, eldercare | Tagged bereavement, breast cancer, cancer, caregiver, caregiver grief, caregiving, dying, eldercare, family dynamics, medical decisions, Medical POA, national breast cancer awareness month, power of attorney, the chosen one | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: medical decisions

Strategies for Communicating with Multiple Doctors

This Job Sucks (and other Important Caregiving Information)

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