Disabled People Share Advice for Caregivers
<p>Caregivers often give their energy, skills, and time selflessly. A caregiver can be a family member, partner, friend, or a paid supporter. Qualities that many disabled people aim for in a caregiver are compassion, patience, flexibility, detail oriented, anticipation of needs, and a sense of safety.</p>
<p>Four disabled adults, members of the <a href="https://diversability.mn.co/" rel="noopener ugc nofollow" target="_blank">Diversability Leadership Collective</a>, shared their gratitude for their caregivers. Although the experiences of each person and their caregivers is not generalizable, it is important to elevate caregivers, the amazing work they do, and how people like to be supported by a caregiver.</p>
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