[header] How to avoid caregiver burnout [title] Reach out for help if you're in a crisis situation. [step] Get help as soon as possible if you're in a moment of immediate crisis or are concerned about your or your loved one's safety. Call a trusted family member or friend immediately.
[header] How to avoid caregiver burnout [title] Reach out for help if you're in a crisis situation. [step] Get help as soon as possible if you're in a moment of immediate crisis or are concerned about your or your loved one's safety. Call a trusted family member or friend immediately.
Avoid calling 911 if there are reports or comments happening that are threatening your life or your well-being. The sense of security and stability that being around loved ones can provide can sometimes help victims feel better. Seek out a helpline or support professional as soon as possible. [substeps] Search online for your local area agency on aging (aaa), or look in your telephone directory under government services. Bring copies of your medical records and statements to the organization that is responsible for caring for you. Send a brief email to the organization to let them know you need to speak to someone in charge of caring for you. You might say, " my spouse is in a car wreck. Can you go sit with her when she's in labor? " [substeps] If your loved one is in a accident, call emergency services right away.