Category Archives: Caregivers

CANCER EMOTIONAL WELLBEING TOOL: SHIFTING YOUR FOCUS WITH ZOOMING

SHIFTING YOUR FOCUS WITH ZOOMING Think of a camera.  You can zoom in for a close-up or you can take a regular picture.  Using the same idea, you can check in with yourself to see how things are going by … Continue reading

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Is This Thought Moving Me Forward, or Is It Moving Me Backward?

Catching myself going round and round with my thoughts, it became increasingly clear I was stuck in neutral.  Like a car engine that keeps on with that errrrr, errrr, errrr, errr noise.  Annoying, really. Don’t you just get tired of … Continue reading

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Cancer Emotional Wellness Taking A Needed Time Out/10 minutes

Life situations and thoughts sometimes combine in a chaotic way bringing a smorgasbord of feelings such as… anxiety, stress, worry, fear, doubt, overwhelm, and… and… and… STOP IT! by taking a 10 minute time out.  As a result, you will … Continue reading

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One Perfect Gift To Give Anyone Diagnosed With Cancer Or Another Disease

What one thing can you do for anyone diagnosed with cancer or another disease? LISTEN! Sometimes this is the most challenging and hardest gift to give. Who has time to listen? Who isn’t caught up in a zillion “to do’s”, … Continue reading

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Guest Post by Lynn Greenblatt Part 2 Emotional Empowerment for Caregivers

Lynn Greenblatt has written a guest blog post on caregiving in two parts. Part 2 provides valuable information for caregivers. I believe you will find numerous empowering ideas for caregiving within cancer. In a world where limitations, suffering and physical … Continue reading

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Guest Post by Lynn Greenblatt Part 1 Emotional Empowerment for Caregivers

Caregiver, Lynn Greenblatt, has written a guest blog post on caregiving in two parts.  The second part will be posted one week from today on 9/18/12.  Both of these posts provide valuable information for caregivers dealing with various diseases. I believe you will … Continue reading

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Husband’s Caregiving Experience: How to Cope After Treatment

I think you will find this to be a helpful video on what one husband experienced as a caregiver for his wife who had completed treatment for breast cancer. Many caregivers experience the emotions he speaks of: fear, anxiety, and … Continue reading

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How do you move yourself forward anyway? Overcoming Overwhelm!

Easy to get overwhelmed with whatever you may be feeling and facing today,   tomorrow, next week. Overwhelm tends to leave you feeling wrung out, kind of just helpless, maybe hopeless. But you can overcome overwhelm. First, consider how our … Continue reading

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A Cancer Resource Chock Full of Blogs and Information

Sometimes having a great resource you can tap into is like ice cream on a hot summer day. Knowing you can consult and explore its contents anytime you want is a happy feeling.  Here’s a site I really like because … Continue reading

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