Are YOU a Caregiver Who Notoriously Lets Yourself Go While Taking Care of Your Loved One? Eighteen years ago Meriam Boldewijn burned out while taking care of her husband.
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Everyone is worthy of a wonderful life.
Revitalizing your energy can extend your own quality of life, so you can breathe better, and finally help others From a place of personal emotional prosperity.
Making yourself a top priority by listening to the whispers From within is not a sign of egoism.
Caregiver Burnout is rarely discussed and it\'s time the world knows what caregivers go through.
With Caregiver 2.0
From Burnout to Powerhouse , Caregiver advocate Meriam shares her transformational journey, extensive knowledge, and invaluable advice when it comes to possibilities, opportunities, asking for help, time-management, self-care, and much more! This book is a must-read for both caregivers and non-caregivers.
Still, love isn\'t enough to "recharge your battery" overnight - you NEED TO TAKE PROPER CARE OF YOURSELF before you can take the best care of someone else.
However, you are doing it every day, because of the love towards your loved one.
Being a Caregiver requires a lot of strength, courage, and patience, mainly because you are not obligated to do it.
Struggling with prioritizing yourself, guilt, fear, exhaustion are just a few examples of the issues caregivers have to deal with.
Most of the time, your mind and body are not in balance.
Caregiving is challenging, both mentally and physically.
Today she enjoys her life in peace and harmony while taking care of her loved ones.
When she finally came out of that roller coaster, her brother had a stroke and was partially paralyzed.
Her husband was a diabetic, on dialysis, and had a kidney-pancreas transplant surgery.
Besides caregiving, she worked full-time and was also the cook, cleaner, driver, and more.
Are YOU a Caregiver Who Notoriously Lets Yourself Go While Taking Care of Your Loved One? Eighteen years ago Meriam Boldewijn burned out while taking care of her husband
