Changing Your Routine In The Time Of COVID 19
When dealing with incontinence, our routines have seen us through. Now with COVID 19, things are different.
Changing Your Routine In The Time Of COVID 19
When dealing with incontinence, our routines have seen us through. Now with COVID 19, things are different.
How Can Self-Care Feel Less Like Work?
Most of us in caregiving roles, whether professionally or out of necessity, know we need to care for ourselves in addition to our clients or loved ones. But how can taking care of ourselves be effortless and enjoyable and not just more work? Caregivers are experts on how to make others feel good, and our wheelhouses are full of knowledge, so why isn’t it easy to apply all those techniques to ourselves? Why isn’t it easy for caregivers to be good self-caregivers as well? And, how can that change?
Caring for the Caregiver: Tips for Reducing Stress with Incontinence
If anyone tells you that supporting a person with incontinence isn’t stressful, they haven’t had to do it. Personally, I have an adult son who has been incontinent his entire life. When I tell people this, they imagine a paralyzed or bed ridden individual, one who is changed at home, with all the supplies handy, acquiescent and compliant. But that is not the case.
What to Consider When Choosing the Right Incontinence Product for You or Your Loved One
The right disposable product can help adults suffering from incontinence maintain an active, healthy lifestyle. Whether you’re looking for the perfect brand for yourself – or you’re a caregiver helping a patient or loved one – the tips below will help you find what you need.
Signs & Symptoms of Incontinence and How to Talk about it
Incontinence is a common condition affecting approximately 13 million Americans (possibly more because many of those living with it may feel shame, embarrassment or anxiety, and do not feel comfortable discussing the topic). It is estimated that the 70% of people with incontinence don’t seek help for their problem. Needing help and being vulnerable is something that is hard to accept for many people, especially those who have played the role of caregiver throughout their lifetime, making it even more difficult to accept care for themselves.
Attends Premier Rides Shotgun at 2019 Bonneville Salt Flats Speed Week with Aaron Brown, 13x Land Speed Record Holder, on the Road to Breaking Records in a NASCAR Cup Series Stock Car
Domtar Personal Care’s Premium Incontinence Brand, Attends Premier, to be an Associate Partner on The Garage Shop’s Bonneville Land Speed #6 Ford Fusion. Domtar Personal Care parent company of Attends, announced that it is partnering with The Garage Shop for the 2019 Bonneville Salt Flats Speed Week as owner and driver Aaron Brown attempts to set the land speed record piloting the 2018 #6 Ford Fusion NASCAR Cup Series Talladega Super Speedway stock car. Domtar will be joining primary partner, Performance Plus Motor Oil.
When the Roles Reverse and You Become Your Mother’s Caregiver
As you age, it’s easy to forget that your parents are aging with you and there will come a time when your roles reverse. The people who have always cared for you - your mom, grandmother or another mother-like figure will, in turn, need you to care for her.
Caregiver's Toolkit: 10 Smartphone Apps to Help Caregivers
Being a caregiver means juggling a lot of responsibilities. From managing different kinds of medications, scheduling doctor appointments, answering phone calls from concerned loved ones, greeting the hospice nurse, cooking dinner for your care recipient, to keeping the house clean, and perhaps even working a job yourself, you’ve got a lot to keep track of.
Caregiver Guilt and Burnout: Permission to Give Yourself a Break
I watched my mom care for Grandma in the final months of her life. We had a “baby monitor” set up by Grandma’s bed, and the other one stayed with mom at all times. It wouldn’t be an exaggeration to say that every five minutes I heard my Grandma’s voice through the monitor. “Elizabeth? Elizabeth?” Then, with more urgency. “Elizabeth! Elizabeth!”