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Help for the Weary Caregiver
Many of us find ourselves in the position of being a primary caregiver, whether to a child, a spouse, a parent, or a grandparent. Yet, we need to keep our jobs, too. This makes for a very full–and tiring–life. But we do it out of love.
There are ways to ease our burden of love, though. AARP has a few tips to do just that. Learn about those tips at their Balancing Work & Caregiving.
A Day for Our Spouse
Today is Labor Day. We might have relaxation and a BBQ with friends in mind. Maybe we’ll even give a passing thought to all the workers we meet daily where we work or eat lunch. But what about those closer to home? Do we show appreciation for the work our spouse does around the house or for our family? Who labors over the gardening, laundry, cooking, planning, driving, finances, or myriad other tasks that keep a family running smoothly? Probably us or our spouse. Take a moment today—and often—to say “thank you” for something he or she does on a regular basis. Simple words of gratitude, especially when spoken frequently, remind people that what they do is noticed and drives off that slithering snake of resentment, whose bite poisons relationships.