Attention: Caregivers of the Elderly

Make the Most of the Caregiving Experience!
        Share the hard-won experience of a caregiver

From: Esther E. Hansen

Re: Providing a new look at caregiving with help for givers and receivers of care--Sharing what I lived and learned as a caregiver for my elderly parents

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In this country 3 or 4 million persons are at work each day helping elderly friends or relatives with daily life activities. They are open to advice and support but are uncertain of where to look for it.

*Practical tasks require time.
*Physical fatigue can be overwhelming.
*Emotional stress is constant.
*Others may fail to understand your needs and concerns.

You have probably found good sources of practical advice. Perhaps you can afford some part-time assistance. You welcome the chance to hear what others think and feel in like circumstances. You want ongoing assistance.

Here is an opportunity; A Caregiver Guide for Growth
A three-month series designed to help caregivers view the task they have undertaken in a new light. Each week a lesson will provide important benefits to help caregivers:

*Clarify goals
*Develop confidence
*Find new ways of dealing with daily challenges
*Understand and assist the receivers of care in coping with their problems.

I will send you a weekly assignment to help you improve the caregiver experience for both yourself and those in your care

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These thoughts and insights grew out of the direct experience of caregiving provided to elderly parents. The enthusiastic response of other caregivers in a support group gave ample evidence of their value.

Each lesson

l. will be short and easy to digest
2. will include a simple assignment in the form of something to think over at the end of each lesson
3. will help you to make progress in making the best possible use of this life experience.

The initial lesson will deal with becoming a caregiver - taking a look at the stages we all go through. Click HERE to read the forward free of charge. Other areas to be covered in the 3-month series include:

Dealing with guilt, injustice and helplessness
Learning to give; losing control; finding respite

Here's how much it costs: For the first 100 charter members -the 3-month series: $10/month for each of the three months.

Only 100 lucky charter members will be accepted. After this introductory offer everyone else will pay $15/month.

Don't delay! Be a charter member! Place your order now!

If you are dissatisfied for any reason within 8 weeks of purchase. your money will be returned by Clickbank at the Click of a Mouse Button.

Join Now while Charter Memberships Are still Available…

Yes, I want my weekly lesson to help me promote my personal growth as a caregiver, and to help me benefit those in my care. I have read and agree to the legal disclaimers below.

Your initial charge will be $10 while charter memberships are still available. As a charter member you will then be charged $10 each month. ($15 each month when charter memberships are no longer available )

CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE

You will receive your first lesson instantly. (No matter the day or the hour - Sunday at 3 A.M. is fine if that's when you happen to click in.)

You will receive an email every 7 days from the day you joined with a PDF lesson attached. You will need the free Adobe Reader software to display the lesson on your computer. If you do not already have Adobe Reader installed, you may download it for free at http://get.adobe.com/reader/.

Sincerely,
Esther E. Hansen

P.S. Remember! This is a chance for a thoughtful look at your caregiving experience. - A chance for growth! Please email me at: ehansen@gfp.com if you have any questions.

Legal Disclaimers: The information provided in A Caregiver for growth is copyrighted by the author. You may not reprint or resell the material. Any advice offered herein represents the views of the author. The author and publisher assume no liability as concerns your application of the material or instructions herein as too many factors beyond the control of the author and publisher may affect your performance.