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It’s not uncommon to take on the stress of others in our care (including that of our partner) to the detriment of our own well-being. Although this is true for anyone, women in particular are good at giving to others but not always great at receiving. Unless caregivers are intentional about choosing to replenish their own energetic sustenance, they will not be able to be there for others in the way they would like to be. EFT Tapping is a great tool to assist with self-regulation and filling up one’s cup.

David Dorozi was bon in a little town of Eagle Rock, in the Northeast section of Los Angeles, California.

He has now completed his second book, which is the life story of his sister,” Kathy Odare”, who was a major TV star in the 1970’s and co-stared with Ronnie Howard on the one of the number one sitcom of all time, “Happy Days”, and other major TV shows and movies. After her childhood and teen stardom, she encountered and struggled with mental illness. Dave became a caretaker of his sister in her later years from the age of 20 to 52 years old, when she passed away. He took her journals and scrapbooks, and his memories, and was able to tell his sister’s story, and how he was able to make her life better.

His first book was about his father, the life story of Tony D’Orazi,  who was one of the first cartoonists for Walt Disney and Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. He also created the character Dopey.

This cartoon movie is still considered one of the biggest longest running movies of all time. Tony, Dave’s father also struggled with mental illness, and survived 5 nervous breakdowns, and 37 shock treatments, and still managed to be successful after each one, and kept coming back, and being successful at whatever he was doing.

David ended up becoming aa caretaker of his father as well as his sister during their lifetime. He gave them the best support he could give them as their caretaker during their struggling times.

Taking care of mentally ill people within a family is very difficult, but he claims it has enabled him to be a better person, and indirectly has helped him be the award-winning salesman, that he has become throughout his lifetime.

He is still selling and still getting awards.

David Orozi was bon in a little town of Eagle Rock, in the Northeast section of Los Angeles, California.

He has now completed his second book, which is the life story of his sister,” Kathy Odare”, who was a major TV star in the 1970’s and co-stared with Ronnie Howard on the one of the number one sitcom of all time, “Happy Days”, and other major TV shows and movies. After her childhood and teen stardom, she encountered and struggled with mental illness. Dave became a caretaker of his sister in her later years from the age of 20 to 52 years old, when she passed away. He took her journals and scrapbooks, and his memories, and was able to tell his sister’s story, and how he was able to make her life better.

 

His first book was about his father, the life story of Tony D’Orazi,  who was one of the first cartoonists for Walt Disney and Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. He also created the character Dopey.

This cartoon movie is still considered one of the biggest longest running movies of all time. Tony, Dave’s father also struggled with mental illness, and survived 5 nervous breakdowns, and 37 shock treatments, and still managed to be successful after each one, and kept coming back, and being successful at whatever he was doing.

David ended up becoming aa caretaker of his father as well as his sister during their lifetime. He gave them the best support he could give them as their caretaker during their struggling times.

Taking care of mentally ill people within a family is very difficult, but he claims it has enabled him to be a better person, and indirectly has helped him be the award-winning salesman, that he has become throughout his lifetime.

He is still selling and still getting awards.

Emily Gold Mears is a citizen scientist, research analyst, biohacker, and author. A former attorney, Gold Mears shifted her advocacy efforts to seek information on optimizing one’s health through extensive research analysis in science and medicine. Her research focuses on the intersection of functional and allopathic medicine, and the critical requirements for individuals to become their own health advocates. She is actively involved in several health-related research non-profit organizations as a speaker and collaborator who is dedicated to simplifying language and educating people to live healthier and longer lives.

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Dr. Vicki Matthews is a naturopathic physician and relationship coach. She’s been a guest on Oprah’s show twice, a relationship expert for Fox Business, and has been featured in radio, podcasts, and print. She’s also the author of the award-winning new book, The Five Elements of Relationships: How to Get Along with Anyone, Anytime, Anyplace. The material in her book has helped thousands of people improve their relationships by helping them better understand themself and the people in their life.

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Nancy was a Critical Care Nurse before she entered law school in her 30s to become a highly regarded divorce attorney. As a nurse she cared for those with physical problems and as a divorce attorney she helped her clients with the emotionally issues that come with ending a relationship they thought would last forever. Shortly after we retired, my husband had a stroke and was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease. I have been his caregiver ever since and know, first-hand the struggles a caregiver faces regardless of how much they love the person they’re caring for.

Robin Hitt is the author of the upcoming book Open-Eyed Adoption, Real Help for Those Parenting Adoptees, to be released in March of 2023. As an adoptive mom, her research including interviews with adoptive parents, adult adoptees, doctors, and therapists became this new book to encourage, educate, and equip adoptive parents as well as adult adoptees. Robin is a life and business coach and a Certified Daring Way™ Facilitator in the work of Dr. Brené Brown and leads workshops on topics like imperfection, shame, and vulnerability. She lives in Colorado with her husband and mini labradoodle.

I have worked in hospital settings including ICU, in home care, and a doctor’s office. My experience is in the burn unit, medical/surgical, orthopedics, recovery room, rehab, psych, and cardiac care. I love variety and learning. In addition, I’ve cared for hospice patients in the home and those who had life threatening issues.