How a Parkinson's Patient Can Stay Safe in the Bathroom
Posted by Joe on 6/11/2025 to
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Here is how to keep your loved one safe with Parkinson's disease in the bathroom.
Bathroom Etiquette For Caregivers
Posted by Chelsea Shaffer on 6/8/2025 to
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Some of the most vulnerable and humbling experiences as a caregiver happen in the bathroom, whether it’s toileting, baths, or shower karaoke, sometimes the biggest challenge for caregivers is to bring comfortability to the bathroom. As a patient, it’s easy to feel vulnerable and awkward in these situations and how a caregiver treats the situation can really change the whole dynamic. For better or for worse.
How Sharing Stroke Story Can Help Your Loved One
Posted by Joe on 12/30/2023 to
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Did you know that your loved one's recovery can be helped by sharing her stroke story?
Help Loved One gain Bathroom Independence
Posted by Chris on 9/21/2023 to
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The issue of caregiving in this country has become a serious matter that deserves our attention. The fact is, most caregivers are unpaid family members who are also juggling a full-time job.
The scarcity of funds and insurance for home care,
Introducing the Best Bathroom Assistive Products You've Never Heard Of
Posted by Chris on 12/19/2022 to
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You have a patient, spouse, or parent who needs help in the bathroom--a lot of help. It's your job to help them with toilet activities, getting in and out of the shower or bath, shampooing, brushing teeth, shaving, and more. You've been doing
How to Approach Bathing and Toilet Privacy Issues
Posted by Chris on 10/3/2022 to
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You are reluctant to do it; they are reluctant to do it. Since you're both on the same page, why is there a problem? The issue concerns assistance with bathing and toilet functions. The person you are caring for--a patient, a spouse, a mother, or
