Take a look at this video, do you think it represents Dementia correctly?

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As our parents age, many of us find ourselves in the difficult position of parenting our parents, and the challenge is to do so while always respecting their dignity, remaining sensitive to their abilities and understanding their need for control

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How many male caregivers do you know? Are they husbands, sons, extended family or friends? Are they caregivers to the elderly or to those with cancer, multiple sclerosis, dementia or AIDS?

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In 2011, 1.4 million Canadians received home care, a 55 percent increase from 2008.

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Most of life’s big changes come with some degree of anxiety as we enter uncharted waters. Becoming a caregiver to an aged parent shares many of these traits: a sense of accomplishment, greater intimacy and inner growth, as well as challenges and fears.

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Most individuals do not deliberately die in order to create their estate – it is a foregone conclusion.

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I am frequently asked about payment of family members who have assumed a primary caregiving role. While there is no one answer, there are a few key considerations.

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Recently, several clients have asked us: “I am my mother/father/aunt/uncle’s attorney for property. He/she is having problems remembering things, or has become sick. When do I start acting?” While this seems like a simple question, it is not always clear, and can sometimes be difficult for an appointed attorney to determine.

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If passed, the legislation would allow caregivers to focus their attention on what matters most — providing care and support to their loved ones — without the fear of losing their job.

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