Hope for the Caregiver

An Interview With Dennis Kurttila

When the love of your life gets a terrible diagnosis, how do you handle it?  What do you do?

Dennis Kurttila and his daughter, Lacey, joined the show to share their family's journey into early diagnosis of Alzheimer's. They share their music....as well as what they learned about themselves, love, and God, and how it's shaped their music and their lives.   Contact them at dkurttila at aol.com

Hope for the Caregiver September 29 2018

From 9-29-2018. 

We opened the discussion to talk about feeling obligated and guilty when dealing with someone with an impairment.  When I stated, "'Honor your father and mother...' doesn't mean honoring Alzheimer's or any other impairment," it really struck a nerve.  

Listen to the callers ...and see how we helped them move to a safer place and become healthier caregivers. 

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Hope for the Caregiver on American Family Radio

From Saturday, September 22, 2018 on American Family Radio. 

Topic:  Caregivers and Fear. 

HFC September 9 2018

HOPE FOR THE CAREGIVER Sept 9 2018

Features:

Caregiver Tip of the Day

Today's Senior Moment

Callers

and ...the Count of Mighty Disco himself, show producer John Butler!

An Interview With Caregiver Warrior Susanne White

"Caregiving is like going to war; every day we fight to keep our loved ones safe and supported with dignity. Like a warrior, caregivers are fearless, courageous, and passionate about protecting those they care for."

-Susanne White, www.caregiverwarrior.com

Susanne called HOPE FOR THE CAREGIVER and shared her journey, insights, and passion for strengthening fellow caregivers.

Peter Rosenberger is a thirty-year caregiver for his wife Gracie, who lives with severe physical disabilities. He is the author of Hope for the Caregiver and his radio show for family caregivers  is syndicated on more than 200 stations across the country.   @hope4caregiver

Secure the Firearms

Who secures the firearms of the vast number of American gun owners living with Alzheimer's, dementia, mental illness, or substance impairments?

All too many caregivers either don't know about the guns or don't know how to properly safety and secure them.  This is where pastors can be a real help to those individuals and their families. For every pastor, please ask those in your congregation who serve as caregivers of a loved one with a mental impairment., "Are there firearms in the home ...and if so, are they secured?" 

That simple question can prevent indescribable pain.  There are so many active and retired military, law enforcement, and experts with firearms who would welcome the opportunity to help properly safety and secure weapons for those caring for impaired loved ones. 

Oh ...by the way ...it costs nothing to do this. 

Peter Rosenberger is a thirty-year caregiver for his wife Gracie, who lives with severe physical disabilities. He is the author of Hope for the Caregiver and his radio show for family caregivers  is syndicated on more than 200 stations across the country.   @hope4caregiver 

 

Hope for the Caregiver July 29 2018

Peter Rosenberger

An exceptional voice of experience—for an unprecedented need.

A thirty-year caregiver for his wife, Gracie, who lives with severe disabilities, Peter Rosenberger understands the caregiver’s journey.  His weekly show, HOPE FOR THE CAREGIVER, is syndicated on more than 200 stations.

The Self-Defense of Caregivers

An accomplished martial artist, Peter recently earned a 2nd Dan (degree) black-belt in Hapkido.  The martial art provides many self-defense life lessons that Peter incorporates into his show and speaking. In addition, Peter is the author of several books including, HOPE FOR THE CAREGIVERand 7 Caregiver Landmines and How You Can Avoid Them. A pianist for fifty years, Peter recently released his new CD, Songs for the Caregiver.  

Peter and Gracie live in Nashville, TN, where he also serves and the president and co-founder of Standing With Hope.