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About Caregiving.com
Caregiving.com features the blogs of family caregivers, weekly words of comforts, free webinars and online support groups. Visitors also can join the site’s Caregiving Happiness Project, which looks to determine if small, daily changes can add happiness during a difficult time in life. A campaign featuring the stories of former family caregivers called You’ll Be Okay debuted on the site in November 2010.
Caregiving.com also holds online events that entertain, encourage and provide an opportunity for a virtual escape. We regularly take breaks–for fall, winter, spring and summer. During our breaks, we take time to reflect on what’s going well in your caregiving role and what needs tweaking. In September, family caregivers of all ages show off their creative side in our Caregiving Art Show. In December, we sponsor a Holiday Progressive Blog Party.
In March 2011, Denise launched CareGifters, an initiative which funds caregiving solutions, one family caregiver at a time. Recipients of CareGifters donations detail their three challenges and then receive money to resolve or minimize at least one of those challenges.
You also can listen to Your Caregiving Journey, our Internet talk show, which delves into discussions about your caregiving role.
About Denise M. Brown, Caregiving.com Owner and Operator
Denise M. Brown debuted Caregiving.com in 1996, surviving the tech bubble of the late 1990s, countless competitors, and, in January 2009, a very terrible hack attack. Denise is the author of four books:
- The Caregiving Years, Six Stages to a Meaningful Journey;
- Take Comfort, Reflections of Hope for Caregivers;
- Take Comfort, Too, More Reflections of Hope;
- Good Morning! Sunny Reflections to Start Your Day.
You can view, and purchase, her books at our Bookstore.
Denise began working with family caregivers in 1990. She regularly speaks about the family caregiver experience; you can view her list of seminar/workshop topics here. Her insights have been featured in The Wall Street Journal, SmartMoney.com, Time magazine and Chicago Tribune. Denise is also a professional caregiving coach, working with family caregivers and professionals to find the meaning in their journeys. You can schedule a coaching all with Denise here.
Feel free to email Denise; she loves to hear from you!
Our phone number is 773-343-6341.
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You are a disruptor. The delivery of health care starts with you, continues because of you, and ends with you. Let's disrupt together to make the world better for family caregivers. 
Ann Brandt
Caring for a brain tumor patient never stops, even after treatment and during the years of survival. YOu walk a fine line between doing for the person and neglecting the person. When to suggest and when to hold back. When to to correct and when to keep still. To my surprise my husband tells everyone that I did him a favor by letting him make his own mistakes. I’m glad I was listening when he said that.