Caregiver Feelingsprogram, I can remove my loved one." "I have the right to feel emotion. I may be depressed one day, but happy the next. I may cry today, but laugh tomorrow." "I have the right to enjoyment. This does not mean that I am not looking after my loved one. It means I need a break, so that I can better care for myslef and for my loved one." "I have the right to find humour in situations. This does not mean that I am laughing at my loved one. It means I am making light of the situation." "I have the right to provide in-home care for my loved one for as long as possible. I can make changes at any time, so that my loved one can receive quality care." "I have the right to commend myself for this caregiving role. I am doing the best that I can." "I have the right to vent my frustrations. There is nothing wrong with joining support groups or seeking help from counselors."
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