Just before Christmas I spoke with renowned radio announcer Chris Smith, from radio station 2GB.
The focus of the discussion was on how carers cope over the Christmas and holiday period, when typically most people are contemplating where to go to relax, how to fill their days with downtime and fun activities, and giving themselves a big pat on the back for surviving another busy year.
The reality is that carers do not have a break, unless of course they have booked in some respite care (aged care facility, for example). If they have not, often they feel they can barely keep their head above water with feelings of being utterly overwhelmed with the unending responsibility they have and feel towards a loved one in their care.
Now, you can listen to the whole interview by clicking right here.
Let me know what you think!
The focus of the discussion was on how carers cope over the Christmas and holiday period, when typically most people are contemplating where to go to relax, how to fill their days with downtime and fun activities, and giving themselves a big pat on the back for surviving another busy year.
The reality is that carers do not have a break, unless of course they have booked in some respite care (aged care facility, for example). If they have not, often they feel they can barely keep their head above water with feelings of being utterly overwhelmed with the unending responsibility they have and feel towards a loved one in their care.
Now, you can listen to the whole interview by clicking right here.
Let me know what you think!
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