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Showing posts with label family caregivers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label family caregivers. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 12, 2011
Monday, October 25, 2010
Caregiver Questions 4) Knowing another
If you have any free time in the next day or two send me your stories as answers to any of these 4 questions already posted on this blog. I want to be productive at jury duty this week. Thanks for your stories and your love. I already have a pile of responses....email me at sotmary@gmail.com
How well do you know your loved one? Could you do this for someone you didn't know so well? What about nurses and aides, do you think it is better for them when they know more about their patients? How so?
How does knowing the strengths and weaknesses of your loved one allow you to do a better job? Describe how this might play out.
Give an example of how you know your loved one intuitively without words? How are they different from you?
How have you brought your strengths and weaknesses into your Caring? What are you good at? What has been hard for you?
How well do you know your loved one? Could you do this for someone you didn't know so well? What about nurses and aides, do you think it is better for them when they know more about their patients? How so?
How does knowing the strengths and weaknesses of your loved one allow you to do a better job? Describe how this might play out.
Give an example of how you know your loved one intuitively without words? How are they different from you?
How have you brought your strengths and weaknesses into your Caring? What are you good at? What has been hard for you?
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