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Caregivers and Survivors
The life of a Couch Potato — receiving and not participating, is not fulfilling—choose to do more.
Slow and Steady Wins the Race
It will take extra time and most likely test everyone's patience, but practice is paramount.
The investment of time will pay dividends.
Social engagements are crucial for all.
Diversity helps to overshadow the drudgery and uncertainty of the future.
Bathing: scrub, suds, shampoo & dry off . . .
Grooming: brush teeth, hair, shave . . .
Get dressed: start small and progress to tying shoes
Toileting: from diapers, to help using the toilet (transfers and wiping), to standing up
Kitchen: Set table, meal prep, help cook, load dishwasher . .
Household Tasks: Fold laundry, dust, vacuum, etc.
Assist with Errands: shopping, bank, post office, library . . .
Outdoor Chores: Plant garden, weed, mow, rake, shovel . . .
Matt's Interests Include:
Ballroom and swing dance
Beer and wine-making
Play Instrument: Piano & trumpet
Photography
Favorite TV shows (Just not all day)
Puzzles: Children or Adult Size
Memory games, flashcards, crossword puzzles . .
Board & card games: Sorry, Quirkle, Ticket to Ride . .
Video games
Badminton, Pickle Ball
Soccer, throwing a ball
Scoops, Paddleball, Kadima paddles
Golf or practice at the driving range
Swimming
Make sandcastles
Sing together familiar tunes: nursery rhymes, children’s songs, musicals & movies . . .
“Do you remember?” Events from childhood, family events, movies. . .
Read out loud to one another: Books, newspapers, comics. . .
Watch favorite movies, especially those linked to a special event, or he can quote
Sit in the sun and relax!
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