Giving care for other people is the most heroic job. But this includes a lot of effort and accompanied by big responsibilities. The main requirement for a successful caregiver is to take good care to another person who suffers medical suffering.
People who wish to become caregivers as a career or through a designated care of a relative is not an easy task. As with a previous post, people who work as caregivers often know the fact that setting boundaries with regards to the patient/caregiver relationship is a hard and difficult one especially for stay-in jobs.
The more time is spent with the patient, the more a bond forms that may even grow more than that was established in a lifetime with one’s own family. The elderly are some of the ones who need a lot of compassion and understanding especially for cases of other mental debilitating diseases that can or cannot be age-related
Mobility is another issue for as people age, the conflict between their drive to maintain independence and the need for assistance is hard to diffuse so first observe then take action as needed based on observations.
Time establishes an unbreakable bond between patient and the one caring for them for they spend some of the most intimate times together, during painful treatment and even till death. These people are some of the least decorated heroes of society. People who choose to care for others, and sacrificing their own lives for them that even with pay can still be an emotional roller coaster.
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