Maria Sandella
Maria Sandella was the primary caregiver for her grandmother for 2 years until her passing. She now works as an Application Specialist for <a href="http://IntercomsOnline.com" title="http://IntercomsOnline.com" target="_blank">http://IntercomsOnline.com</a>, which provides wireless intercom systems that caregivers use for communications with the elderly and disabled.
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Developing A Social Network For A Caregiver
- By Maria Sandella
- Published 12/7/2007
- Family
- Unrated
Often when a person becomes a caregiver, it is a role that consumes them and they begin to shut themselves off from the rest of the world They begin canceling dates and events with other friends and family members
Depression And Guilt For Caregivers
- By Maria Sandella
- Published 12/7/2007
- Family
- Unrated
Being a new caregiver is hard and can lead to depression if you let it Not everyone who becomes a caregiver will experience depression and the negative feelings that often go with depression
Preparing Your Home For Caregiving
- By Maria Sandella
- Published 12/7/2007
- Family
- Unrated
When you decide to become a caregiver one of the first steps you need to take before moving someone into your home is to prepare your home for their arrival Preparing your home for a disabled or ill adult is much the same as childproofing your home for a toddler
Caregiver Discussions With Doctors And Health Care Professionals
- By Maria Sandella
- Published 12/7/2007
- Family
- Unrated
When you are caring for a parent it is important to keep in regular contact with the medical community Talking regularly with doctors, nurses, pharmacists, dentists, and social workers is critical in making the best decisions you can
Living Wills – Everyone Should Have One
- By Maria Sandella
- Published 12/7/2007
- Family
- Unrated
An advanced care directive, commonly known as a living will is something everyone should have A living will is a legal document that states specific directives regarding medical treatments that must be followed by caregivers or the person appointed power of attorney for health care decisions if you are unable to give informed consent
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