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I hear terms like self-care, me-time, self-love, mom-cation, and all the fun synonyms often. Sometimes I scroll and see them every other post. In normal circumstances it can be difficult for the main caregiver to allow a break for themselves. But caregivers are always doing just that, giving. Giving time, giving an ear, giving a hug, giving a plate of food, giving a clean home, giving a bath to a child, giving a walk to the dog. Giving, giving, giving. But so often the caregiver doesn’t take time to g
I’ve heard the cliche, “you can’t pour from an empty cup,” more times that I can count on both hands just in the last week. But even with the wave of empowerment being thrown around, so many caregivers still don’t take time to refill their cup. We then get rundown, angry, resentful, tired, develop depression and anxiety, or are just numb to everything. I myself have been known to overschedule and stay busy from the time my feet hit the floor until my hubby is literally shutting my laptop on my hands tell