Caregivers


If you love someone, you will, at some point, be required to care for them …which means putting your needs lower on the priority.

Sounds simple enough …doesn’t it?

But if you find yourself as a caregiver, you know that it is anything but simple.

More than 65 million people provide care for a chronically ill, disabled or aged family member or friend during any given year.

I am one of them.

If you are one of those 65 million, then this page is for you.  On this page you will find blogpostings, links, videos, and all sorts of tips to help as you seek to care for yourself …while caring for someone you love.  But we also invite you to share your story, ask questions, offer insights you’ve learned along the way, and encourage another who may be struggling with the challenges of caregiving.

Peter W. Rosenberger
President
Standing With Hope, Inc.
www.standingwithhope.com

Watch local news interview featuring Peter discussing Caregiver Rage:

Grayson, while on leave from West Point, hugging his mother, Gracie, at the hospital.http://www.fox17.com/newsroom/features/special-reports/videos/vid_424.shtml

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Caregiver Blogs/Articles by Peter W. Rosenberger

 

  • Valentine's Day ...Loving While In Pain Can there be romance in pre-op? How about while in so much pain that it is hard to see straight. What if the love of your life is chronically ill or hurting ...and you feel too weary from caregiving to make a microwave dinner, much less organize a speci...
  • Easy Tips for A Medical Insurance Deductible   Each January, in addition to bills from Christmas, those pesky medical insurance deductibles begins anew; adding a little more excitement to the stack of things screaming at a checkbook still deflated from holiday expenses.  Now deductibles are...
  • The Cross Before Me (Book excerpt about Gracie encountering a special nun) When catastrophic events occur, God often sends extraordinary people to help serve as sources of poignant life lessons.  This story is about one of those remarkable individuals: a tiny, ancient nun who ignored the misguided demands of a teenager facing...
  • Changing Lives ...One Leg At A Time Seven years ago (January 2005), we launched a prosthetic limb outreach in Ghana ...on faith with no training, funding, or support.  After becoming a double amputee, Gracie simply felt a calling in her heart from God to reach others missing limbs. ...
  • Caring at Christmas This time of year, stories surface about the holidays being difficult for a great number of people struggling with illness or disability. Reporters often pause to spotlight extraordinary people trying to brighten the lives of patients spending the holiday...