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Families continue accessing quality in-home caregivers in Dallas, TX, to provide their loved ones with the support they need Dallas, TX: Mom's Best Friend Senior Care, a trusted provider of in-home Elder Home Care, continues to offer unparalleled services to the...
I’m OK, but the Chocolate is Melted: Relieving Caregiver Stress
Caregiving is a selfless act of love and devotion, but it’s not without its challenges. Many caregivers find themselves navigating a rollercoaster of emotions, often neglecting their own well-being in the process.
Dehydration in Older Adults: Signs and Prevention
Dehydration happens when your body loses more fluids than it takes in. Our bodies need water for a variety of processes, including regulating your temperature, getting rid of wastes, and lubricating your joints. The general...
Make Happiness Happen!
How does one make happiness happen? One of my fellow coaches, Beverly, has a plaque that reads: βWe donβt remember days; we only remember moments.β That is true for all of us. We remember the joy of seeing our firstborn for the first time. We remember a moment on a...
Letting Go And Letting Do
I recently spoke to a group of caregivers both family and professional on the topic of βLetting Go and Letting Do.β My aim was to help caregivers see the value of empowering the person(s) with whom they are working instead of doing everything for them. This is...








