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JudieB
Asked February 23, 2025
I'm reaching a point where I don't think I can carry on as his caregiver, I feel helpless; is this normal?
Alzheimer's & Dementia
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MG8522
Feb 23, 2025
Yes. Don't ignore the feeling of overwhelm. Get some help asap. Can you tell us more details of your situation?
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AlvaDeer
Feb 23, 2025
Yes. It sounds as though you are being told by yourself that this is no longer sustainable.
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Bulldog54321
Feb 23, 2025
Totally normal. We are humans and we have to care for ourselves first. Caregiving is so very hard. Please take care of yourself.
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cwillie
Feb 23, 2025
Yes it is and it's why so many people place their loved ones in care homes.
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