Caring for a loved one is one of the most selfless things you can do. But with that responsibility comes a roller coaster of emotions—love, exhaustion, frustration, and often, guilt. Maybe you feel ...

Your parents say they won’t move. It’s a common, exhausting scenario: You see signs that your aging parents need more help than you’re able to provide, but they refuse it. Perhaps one or both of your ...

Q. I’ve been caregiving for my parents for several years, helping them stay in their home by cooking meals, shopping, assisting with bathing, managing their medications and medical appointments, and ...

Your parents say they won’t move. It’s a common, exhausting scenario: You see signs that your aging parents need more help than you can provide, but they refuse it. Perhaps their health has taken a ...

Dear Eric: The last four years of my father’s life, I was a near constant caregiver. I visited him daily, did his lawn work, took him to doctor’s appointments, to the barber, occasionally to dinner or ...

DEAR ERIC: The last four years of my father’s life, I was a near constant caregiver. I visited him daily, did his lawn work, took him to doctor’s appointments, to the barber, occasionally to dinner or ...

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