Alzheimer Disease: Caring for the Caregiver (Part 2)
Around the clock care is crucial for patients who have reached the later stages of the disease. Although one primary caregiver should be appointed to a patient it doesn’t mean that all issues of care should come to depend on this one person. Giving care to an Alzheimer patient means a lot of hard work, frustration, fear, and tears. Sharing the load among as many people as possible only eases the burden for all and can improve the quality of care that is provided for the patient.