My name is Marta, I am 43 years old, I live in Massachusetts with my husband, 3 of our 6 children and my dad whom I'm a caregiver for. Wowww is it tough caring for someone with with alzheimers, my life is so hectic, a lot of times I fell drained, I'm constantly in and out of appointments for my dad and my children. I have a 7 year old who's hearing impaired, on top of that she is developing too early so I have been taking her to experts whom decide to put her on some medication to stop her from going into puberty to early, then my 12 year old daughter has to get a brace because she has scoliosis, so I have been in and out of hospitals dealing with that too. I mean life is hard, I decide to care for my dad after my mom passed away but I never knew it was going to be this hard, but guess what? I am not about to give up because god always gives me the strength that I need everyday to deal with my dad and my children's disabilities. If anyone has any suggestions on anything that would help me along the way please don't hesitate to write to me, I really need some help and feedback.




I have been dealing with my mother and my father who has a heart condition and my daughter is developmentally delayed, so I understand alot of what you are dealing with. My advice is when you can and the time wont be much, but just find a quiet spot and just breath. It isnt a lot but I find that just standing on my deck and looking at the mountains when I can find a min. and just appreciate the view and the quiet helps me a lot. Just having someone here that listens to me and lets me vent helps a lot also. I know its not much but sometimes I just want to scream but I have found that being in a quiet spot helps me a lot its not much but it does help me recharge for the next little while. I hope that you have a good day and try to relax when you can,