Caring for a loved one is often as challenging as it is rewarding and can affect both work and family life.Transportation can be especially taxing and time consuming. The difficulties encountered in the area of transportation, such as handling a wheelchair or other assistive device, agitation, and distracting behaviors, may cause some family caregivers to stop transporting their loved ones or only transport them for the most essential appointments. Over time, this can lead to frustration and eventually isolation for both family caregivers and their loved ones.
Although transporting an older loved one who requires physical assistance or has dementia can present a challenge, it doesn't have to be a struggle. Often, caregivers must try multiple strategies and find that what works today, may not work tomorrow.
Caregivers Needing Help With Transportation Needs.However, there is almost always a solution and a way to make every car trip easier. Caregivers are also encouraged to seek out other people who are caring for older loved ones through local groups or online. Sometimes the best solutions to challenges are discovered through learning from each other's experiences.
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