Asking Eric: Caring for my father during his last weeks overtook my life. How do I deal with grief, guilt?
- Caring for a father during his last weeks can take over a person's life.
- Dealing with grief involves complex emotions and a deep sense of guilt about not doing enough.
- Loss can create a profound sense of loneliness for caregivers.
- Finding positive ways to remember a loved one may be beneficial.
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Asking Eric: I feel guilty about how I sometimes treated my late father
Dear Eric: The last four years of my father’s life, I was a near constant caregiver. I visited him daily, did his lawn work, took him to doctor’s appointments, to the barber, occasionally to dinner or a movie. I always took care of his finances and medications.He would call me as many as 10 or 15 times a day about various things or just to talk.
Asking Eric: Was I a bad son? Reconciling sacrifice and human imperfection
Dear Eric: The last four years of my father’s life, I was a near constant caregiver. I visited him daily, did his lawn work, took him to doctor’s appointments, to the barber, occasionally to dinner or a movie. I always took care of his finances and medications.
Asking Eric: Caregiver son struggles with guilt over not doing enough
Dear Eric: The last four years of my father’s life, I was a near constant caregiver. I visited him daily, did his lawn work, took him to doctor’s appointments, to the barber, occasionally to dinner or a movie. I always took care of his finances and medications. He would call me as many as 10 or 15 times a day about various things or just to talk. After he died about a year ago, I have been overcome with guilt. There were times when his constant …
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