If I Had to Start Caretaking NOW, I'd Do THIS...
My dad died -- in a nursing home -- of Alzheimer's Disease in 2016. But, before his tragic end, I was his primary at-home caretaker for four (4) years. During that time, I made a lot of mistakes! And I had to learn many important lessons the hard way. In this video, I list three (3) main things that I would start doing right away if I had to be a caregiver again now. But, stick around to the end, because I throw in a fourth suggestion as a bonus. Alzheimer's Proof Instagram: / alzheimers_proof Alzheimer's Proof Twitter / X: https://x.com/AlzProof Alzheimer's Proof Website: AlzheimersProof.com Caveats and disclaimers: This video is based on my own personal experience as caretaker for my dad. It is intended for general educational, entertainment, or informational purposes only. I am not a healthcare or medical professional of any kind, nor am I an attorney or financial adviser. Therefore, nothing in this presentation -- or, for that matter, any other video on the Alzheimer's Proof channel -- should be construed as providing financial, health, legal, long-term-care, medical, retirement, or any other sort of advice. If you need personalized recommendations, you should seek out and consult licensed experts in your area.
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