Care Partner
Betsy Wurzel Host of Chatting with Betsy is also a caregiver and talks to many Caregivers about their journey on being a caregiver. This interview today is on Early Onset Diagnosis and how it is devasting for the family. What is it really like to watch your loved one slowly slip away? There is much to think about with this Diagnosis, Access to Care, Finances, and how does this affect the Children? Just trying […]
Betsy Wurzel host of Chatting with Betsy. Betsy provides informative information on being a caregiver. The stories are for all to understand the role of a caregiver with a loved one diagnosed with Alzheimers/Dementia. Their journey can be very lonely and their families and friends start to disappear. I often wonder why, since we here this over and over on the many interviews. This interview Betsy has with Carmen Ronan is about being a […]
Betsy Wurzel Host on Chatting with Betsy interviewed Erika Hess on being a caregiver for her Dad, Edward that had Lewy Body Dementia. How hard it was for Erika to make that call to Hospice. Erika wants to make people aware of Lewy Body Dementia affects about 1.3 million Americans and it is one of the most misdiagnosed diseases out there. Listen to this interview with Erika and how she worked through the many […]
Betsy Wurzel Host of Chatting with Betsy interview today is with Marcia Burr. The interview was talking about many things, for example, what is a Happy Place and what does it mean? They spoke about grieving and how they handled it. Remember not everyone grieves at the same pace. This discussion is so necessary for you to hear this journey and how you deal with it. This is life and how do we move through […]
This is a subject that needs always to be discussed. The role of a Caregiver is very demanding and sometimes effects their health. In the beginning, there are many that help, but as time goes on the help you had is slowly disappearing. How can you help a caregiver? Well, there are many ways, A phone call to say Hi is one of the best to do. Help with a respite day for a […]
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