Balancing the Caregiver's Burden

" When -- Thomas learned her husband had cancer. Her reaction was what you would --"

" Pure panic and -- and just feeling like nothing would ever be the same again."

" But caring for a seriously ill loved one doesn't have to mean constant chaos."

" I think the first stepping -- often usually good ones he just taking a deep breath and taking a step back and knowing that you have some time to figure out what the best that Iraq and think about what needs to be done."

" In the midst of planning for long term medical care. Caregivers often forget that -- to need some care."

" Their top priority often becomes their loved one in their loved ones eats everything that their loved one is going to have to go through. And it's our own plan for them to think about and house and what they're gonna it. On they're going to need a point they're going to need if you wear yourself out you know helped tear love on line."

" Luckily Abby was able to lean on friends and family."

" Knowing that at the end of the dad walked into the house and the the message. Wouldn't let me be maybe ten or fifteen times people wanting to know what we need to tally would doing."

" Having that kind of support. Allows caregivers to set aside time for themselves to restore their energy and mental health. "

" Any citizen and if they can take her to take a -- after that's something that helps them. And that's great benefit beyond half hour they will be much more refreshed and energized to Canada loved ones."

" And when things seem overwhelming were too hard to -- alone. One on one therapy sessions and support groups can make that two times a little easier."

" Act it's huge and very real man's -- giving that and -- can't be avoided. So the best thing to do it publicly he would discuss how your feeling about at a higher helping them."

" Online over the telephone and in person support. Can be found at any time of the day."

" There's tremendous. Tremendous help and information. -- had and it's important I think to to really reach out more."