Sometimes when we are caring for our loved one, it is easier to forget the patient’s interests. We don’t even consult them about what they need, we think we know what is best for them. 

We don’t want to face the reality that is our loved ones are dying, the treatments aren’t working etc.. because we don’t want to feel the emotions associated with that.

When we embrace a crisis, we see the options available to us; many people describe this stage as peaceful, because there is no fighting reality. 

Who do you want to be? The person who opens up to a crisis and becomes stronger? Or the person who pushes their head in the sand hoping for things to go away?

As human beings, we are incredibly resilient. A lot of people have gone through indescribable tragedies, and they are still here today.

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