Comment Comment by sparklingmango As a caretaker to my husband who had cancer and is now in remission, here are some caretaker tips:- Take it one day at a time- Schedule time for yourself fairly often to do things you like that are away from treatment and away from your home- Prioritize sleep!- Set up a meal train so at least some meals are taken care of. We prioritized chemo weeks for our meal train- Make a countdown to important milestones. It's okay to wish this time in your life away- You will feel lonely. Have some friends you know you can call- Find a cancer caregiver support group. Other cancer caregivers "get it" better than others- Celebrate the milestones, all the time, forever parent sparklingmango 17 days ago
- Take it one day at a time
- Schedule time for yourself fairly often to do things you like that are away from treatment and away from your home
- Prioritize sleep!
- Set up a meal train so at least some meals are taken care of. We prioritized chemo weeks for our meal train
- Make a countdown to important milestones. It's okay to wish this time in your life away
- You will feel lonely. Have some friends you know you can call
- Find a cancer caregiver support group. Other cancer caregivers "get it" better than others
- Celebrate the milestones, all the time, forever