Caregiver for Limited Mobility Tips

caregiver tips for limited mobility
Feb 21, 2020
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Being a caregiver for limited mobility and wheelchair users is a physically and emotionally demanding task. From family dynamics to specific health conditions, every situation is unique. Not only will you have to watch over the other person from getting into further complications, but you also have feelings yourself. Sometimes you might feel overburdened or angry even though you’re doing everything in your capability to help them. Caregiving for people with limited mobility and wheelchair users takes tremendous strength and energy.

 

Here are some of the proven tips relating to being a caregiver for limited mobility and wheelchair users.

 

  1. Develop a strong support system.

    If you don’t want to get overburdened by your duties, always have family or friends available to help you. Not being too overwhelmed will to provide the best care to your client. In addition to friends or family, keep in close contact with the nearby health care centers.

  2. Provide proper nutrition and exercise.

    Nutrition and exercise play a key role improving the strength and mood of someone who has limited mobility. Therefore, prepare a healthy diet and always have nutritious food items available at home.

  3. Maintain a safe environment.

    Always protect your loved ones from any potential dangers in the house. Make sure your house is safe. It’s best to not have anything lying around that makes people with limited mobility trip.

  4. Make them feel independent.

    Try your best and make people with limited mobility feel as independent as possible. Encourage them to handle as many tasks that they can handle without your assistance.

Last week, we covered caregiving tips for Alzheimer’s disease. If you would like to see that post, click here.

Resource links:

https://www.cdc.gov/ncbddd/disabilityandhealth/family.html

https://www.wikihow.com/Care-for-a-Parent-With-a-Disability

https://oureverydaylife.com/care-disabled-4905739.html

 

 

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