Caregiving Spouse

A caregiving spouse can either be part of a couple where one member has developed a disability, or a married child who is providing care for an elderly senior. In either case, the caregiving spouse often sacrifices a great deal and is in need of support and understanding.

Articles About Caregiving Spouse

Keeping Relationships Strong While Caregiving: A True Story
Caring for two elderly loved ones while keeping your relationships strong. Caregiving changes your relationships forever.
VA Benefits for Veterans and Their Caregivers
An overview of VA benefits provided by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, for vets and their family caregivers, and surviving spouses.
Forgiving Your Parent for How They Treated You in the Past
How do caregivers who were neglected or abused find it in themselves to forget the past, and care for their elderly family member?
Just Listen! Your Body is Speaking to You
Caring for the caregiver. Psychologist Dr. Rick Wirtz describes the "red flags" caregivers should look for as they monitor their own health while taking care of their elderly relative.

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Q&A with the Experts on Caregiving Spouse

How can I get my spouse to be more understanding of mom's Alzheimer's?
It is best to approach your husband with facts and information if he isn't being sensitive and understanding of your mother's Alzheimer's disease.

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