Having a loved one with Alzheimer’s disease can be challenging. You hope for the best and prepare for the worst and while you helped to ensure that your mother had the best elder care possible, it has now come to an end. You should take the time to prepare for the end of elder care while you have the opportunity, but even if you didn’t manage to do or say all of the things that you wanted to, you will find that the process for many of us, once that long road has reached its destination, is often the same. The long goodbye Learn to accept your grief and sorry.…

If you are providing elder care for a loved one, then you probably understand how difficult it can be at times.  You might spend a few hours a day with your loved one, whether it’s your mother, father, grandmother, or someone else in your family, tending to their needs and making sure that they have everything that they require, and then you go home and still need to tend to the important issues in your own home. Once in a while, it’s nice to have a break.  It’s one of the reasons why most people don’t work seven days a week, twenty four hours a day; they need time to…