By sharing our stories, tips and/or thoughts we get a look into each other’s hearts which helps us appreciate the unique challenges each one of us face. It also helps us realize we’re not alone and points out what we have in common.
I’m grateful for all the past and present guest authors on Uniting Caregivers who have helped me reach my ultimate goal of increasing love, patience, tolerance, care and understanding. If you’d like to be a future guest author, that would be wonderful! I believe you have something we can benefit from. If you have a thought, tip or story you’re willing to share, I’d be happy to help you publish it. If it seems overwhelming and you don’t feel like you can do it, please know I’ll be there every step of the way. Let me know if you’re interested by leaving a comment in the box at the bottom of this page or by sending an email to Barbara@UnitingCaregivers.com.
Thank you, Cally Johnson, Pamela Clark, Judy Coon, Silvia Caswell, Jamie Sorensen, Glenn Oliver, Cindy Oliver, Dianne Breitling, Julie Brown, Barbara Larsen, Deidre Pickering, Katie Ferguson, Ann McDougall, Eric Reynolds, Tim Gray, Laura Norfelt, Greg Norfelt, Rosanne Day, Chuck Ferguson, Neils Knudsen, Mark Wilson and our current guest author, Christine Scott. To revisit any one of their stories, type their name in the search bar on the home page and it will take you to that individual’s article or list of articles in some cases. I appreciate each of you sharing your unique challenges and wonderful tips which help us reach our goal of better understanding one another.
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One of my favorite things about this blog is that it creates a community of support for caregivers with vastly various backgrounds. I love that my mom is sharing her story. I may be biased, but I think it’s a story that needs to be shared with the world. Because my mom is brave enough to share her story of caregiving, she has opened the door for so many others to share their stories – stories and knowledge from various backgrounds that the world needs to hear. I’ve been a guest author 5 times, and I found the opportunity to write and share my stories was a therapeutic and rewarding experience. I look forward to learning more from my mom and other guest authors through this blog.
Thank you Katie! I’m grateful for your support and encouragement. I’ve learned so much from all the guest authors and reading your point of view on our life was very enlightening. I whole heartily agree, writing is both therapeutic and rewarding! I appreciate your comment.
Thank you, Barbara, for helping me to find my voice in telling my story of being the caregiver to my parents in their final years. I couldn’t have done it without you. Writing of my experiences and then being willing to publish my story was therapeutic as well as educational. I hope others will come forward to share their stories. Each one has blessed my life in some way and I look forward to a continuing opportunity to learn from others in various circumstances as we unite as caregivers.
Well said Dianne! I appreciate your article and all you do for Uniting Caregivers. Each story has blessed my life by broadening my understanding of the different challenges we each face. I appreciate your comment.