Episode 36: Is It Safe For Dad To Be Home Alone While I Return To Work?
Today's podcast addresses concerns from daughter Marcie who is concerned about her Dad who recently had a hospital stay due prostate surgery and a bladder infection. When discharged home, Dad had confusion and weakness so Marcie took off work for a week to be with Dad. Marcie now desire to return to work, Dad indicates that he will be fine but Marcie is uncertain if Dad is safe to be home alone.
Marcie is seeking help on how to address this problem and is looking for options she can use.
Listen to today's podcast. See how this concern is addressed and hear tips and strategies that you can use to help decrease your workload and improve the safety of caring for your loved one as well.
Consuela Marshall,
Occupational Therapist, Caregiver
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