Entries by Stephanie Turnage

13 Hilariously Funny Caregiver Memes

Caregiving can be challenging, stressful, and draining, but it can also be rewarding, joyful, and sometimes downright funny.  In between showers, doctor’s appointments, and pill planners, remember to laugh. As the saying goes, sometimes laughter is the best medicine. I’ve collected and created a few memes to give you a chuckle or 2 today.  

2019 Caregiver Gift Guide

Disclosure: Please keep in mind that some of the links in this post may contain affiliate links and if you go through them an make a purchase, I will earn a small commission at no additional cost to you. The decision is yours.                  1. FabFitFun Box   […]

5 prayers for Marriages of Caregivers

Being a caregiver can be all-consuming sometimes. So, it’s no wonder that many of our relationships and commitments tend to take a backseat to our caregiving efforts. Unfortunately, sometimes our marriages take the biggest hit of all. However, part of caregiving gracefully is remembering to take care of ourselves and the other relationships in our […]

Caregiver Confessions: Part 1

I recently began to ask caregivers more about their experiences. I wanted to know exactly what connected all caregivers and what was different about their unique situations. I started by asking 4 questions. I started the process very informally one day, just out of intrigue really. No notes or recorders, just a listening ear.  However, […]

16 Incontinence Must-Haves for Caregivers

Let’s face, incontinence stinks… No, literally it stinks. It’s a dirty job, but somebody has to do it. My guess is that if you are reading this, then that somebody is you.  I have been a health care professional for nearly 2 decades, if you count my years as a student nurse, so needless to […]

A Prayer of Praise

Do you ever sit down to pray and your mind keeps getting flooded with thoughts of your to-do-list, things you forgot to do, how you can’t believe what happened on the latest episode of This is Us, and whatever happened to Brittani with an “i” from the 3rd grade, who’s desk used to be across […]