Portland Oregon Legal Planning News
The "Sandwich Generation" is a term that resonates with many today – individuals caring for both their aging parents and their own children. It's a balancing act that demands time, energy, and emotional resilience. Juggling work commitments, childcare, and eldercare can leave little time for personal needs, leading to exhaustion and burnout. The emotional toll of witnessing loved ones age or struggle can also weigh heavily.
Read MoreThe Sandwich Generation, an ever-growing group, carries the unique burden of caring for both their children and aging parents simultaneously. It's a demanding role that often springs up unexpectedly, marked by a sense of being 'sandwiched' between multiple responsibilities.
Read MoreFor many people, the role of caregiver is one that is thrust upon them unexpectedly. As our parents age, they may begin to lose their independence and rely on their adult children for help with the complicated and costly world of long-term care.This can be a difficult transition for both parties involved, as it can be hard to watch a parent decline and even harder to take on the responsibilities of caregiving. For those who are also raising young children, the transition can be especially challenging.
Read MoreDid you know July is National Sandwich Generation Month? You may have never heard of it before, but if you care for aging parents and young children, you are part of this growing demographic.
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