I’d like your help!
Help Wanted
Today, I’m asking for some input on two questions.
1. Is there anything that you haven’t seen in the Hospital Visits series that you’d like to see addressed? You can review what’s been covered by clicking here to get the summary view for the category. Note that there are two pages. By the way, I now plan to turn the series into an e book which will be available here free.
2. The next series I plan to write will be on family care giving. We’ll talk about caring for parents, spouses, other adult relatives, and even children and grandchildren. What would you like to see included, what questions do you have, etc. that will help guide me?
Thanks for your feedback, and for the encouragement I’ve received from many.
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Nothing lacking comes to mind for the current series–you have been more than thorough…thanks for thinking of things I would not have thought about.
When you talk about family care-giving, I would find it helpful if you would find a place to address the issue of long-distance caring. We have always lived several hours from both sets of parents. It was challenging when my in-laws were still living to feel that we were doing enough to care for them–in addition to the usual ways of visiting when we could and staying connected regularly by phone and letter, we found, in the end, that some of our caring consisted of supporting the siblings who were nearby and carried the day-in, day-out load. We will have the same situation with my parents at some point, so perhaps we can be better prepared the next time around. Also, chances are very good that, somewhere along the line, we will be long-distance grandparents. That’s another one to consider–how to best invest in our children’s/grandchildren’s lives when we are far apart.
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