Dr./Chef/CEO Jason Seidler attempts to bring advocacy, awareness, and a fresh focus on "Caregiver Stress & Burnout".  Despite his nearly 7 years of conscientious caregiving for his late parents who suffered through long terminal illnesses, the fact IS that nearly 3 out of 4 caregivers of the 54+ million families here in America involved in Caregiving are WOMEN.¹  Please click on the above "A Message"... title for his article that specifically addresses the fact that American women need to unite to enact legislation that will emotionally, financially, and physically help them while bravely facing a dilemma of caregiving that can repeat old painful "parent-child" conflicts, but will likely affect them later in life.  ¹ U.S. Department of Health & Human Services, Washington, D.C. and The Carter Center, GA

By Jason A. Seidler, PhD, and Adam Iacouzzi, Special Research Correspondent

Please click on the title above to read the story.

`Dr.Jason's Famous “I Made an  Extreme Country-fried Steak Sandwich-for TV Chef Paula Deen but I'm Scared 0thers Will Like It Too" Recipe

  And Why A Florida Doctor & Chef Chooses to Endorse Her

Uh-ohh, I'm already getting some heat from my colleagues and University alumni about this one. The recipe that many of you wondered if I had the guts to print... Well, you may now put your fears to bed. Long after the nutritionists and dietitians have scattered, this is where accumulative sandwich insanity is affectionately embraced. Are you ready folks?..... 'cause here it comes!        (sandwich is to the right>)

Dr. Jason adds, “This has to do with the caregiver and caregiver-recipient relationship, lifestyle decisions, and 'freedom of choice' in the United States of America”.* That's a lot to ask of a sandwich. I suggest clicking on the blue title above, and I'll explain why”.

PLUS...I'll walk you through the proper steps for serving your patient a meal.  Just click the link above.

An ongoing thesis from Director/CEO Jason Seidler, Ph.D., B.A.

There's a lot of data out there.  But regardless of whose research you choose to believe, caregiving is, has been, and shall continue to be primarily carried out by women.

...Caregiving can proceed wayyyyy beyond stress!

Besides the mental and emotional toll, there's a very good chance the woman caregiver will face physical and financial difficulties too! This is true whether you care for an ill parent, grandparent, aunt, uncle, in-law, cousin, neighbor, partner, or child. Women caregivers report that they often feel isolated. They frequently feel that nobody understands how deeply their role as caregiver affects their lives...and while caregiving can certainly be emotionally and spiritually rewarding and these women may feel needed, they also often have negative feelings. These usually include:

1) Grief over the loss of a shared dream.
2) Bitterness for being trapped in this role.
3) Resentment and anger towards the loved one and about the situation.
4) Guilt for wanting freedom.(Please click on Women Caregivers at the top of this article to read on.) This is important information for all women.

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The arrival of Spring often provokes thoughts of "Spring Cleaning".  That being said, some internal cleansing may indeed be warranted by ns all...and since nearly 3 out of 4 caregivers are women, and the #1 killer of women is heart disease, we thought the best food for us to serve to PREVENT heart disease would be "important information"!  If you click above, we'll tell you which foods and why!  

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 We at CaregiverHelp.org™ Inc. welcome you to our Website and wish you a safe, happy and healthy Summer.  We shall continue to strive to be a "Touchstone of Comfort and Information" for the 54 million American families involved with caregiving.  My name is Dana Hale, Deputy Director on our Corporate Board of Directors of our Florida 501 (c) 3 Not-For-Profit Organization/Corporation.  Since our nation's caregivers often prepare a 1,000+ meals a year for caregiver-recipients, we shall also attempt to be the ONLY caregiving Website with a culinary edge.  Dr./Chef/CEO Jason Seidler studied and worked very hard to finally achieve his post-graduate degree of Doctorate in Philosophy, a Ph.D. in Healthcare Sciences to add to his B.A. in Culinary Arts as well as attempting to complete authoring his Caregiver Cookbook™ at his normal "snail's pace" of a page-per-day.

But we're getting this done.  Meanwhile, I've been journeying with volunteer Josh around the Midwest and  East Coast as well as our home state of Florida to visit with scientists and medical libraries to assist Dr./Chef Jason to provide you with the most important & current helpful information for you to use.  We hope you understand that we are not affiliated with any political party*, but we hope to bring advocacy and awareness for the need of improved caregiving respite programs at the Federal, state, and local levels as well as to provide support for caregivers and their families.  Let's proceed  to the "Super Foods" section by clicking on the above link.

*Editor's note: CaregiverHelp.org™ Inc. is a noncommercial, nonsectarian, and nonpartisan organization and corporation.  In addition, we are a charitable not-for-profit Christian-based scientific research organization/corporation seeking to educate all Americans regarding health, food, and caregiving through this Website and other educational materials (when we can afford them) under Section 501 (c) 3 of the Internal Revenue Code, or corresponding section of any future federal tax code.

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"The greatest glory in living lies NOT in never falling, but in rising every time we fall." - Nelson Mandela 

"Caregiving is a journey that weaves beyond most mental, physical, and emotional boundaries while traversing through daunting mountains of medical, financial, and legal challenges." - Jason Seidler, Ph.D., B.A. Director/Chef/Caregiving  & Culinary Consultant

"Journeys like this can't be measured in miles or meals. If they are to be measured at all, it is by the distances crossed within ourselves" - Chef & Independent Filmaker Alton Brown

"We are not here to curse the darkness, but to light the candle that can guide us through that darkness to a safe and sane future." - John F. Kennedy

"The humblest citizen of all the land, when clad in the armor of a righteous cause, is stronger than all the hosts of error." - William Jennings Bryant...(please tell Jana that the missspelling, wink!, was on purpiose). Regardless, a quote worth restating.

If You Have Diabetes...

click the link immediately above in violet/purple.

A Special Report by R. Serious

What millions of women have been doing wrong.  What lifestyle changes that need to be made NOW! Some new dietary guidelines.  Why they have changed, and there's significant completely new information that YOU NEED TO KNOW...It may save you from a heart attack or stroke!

What IS Long-Term Care?

Long-term care (LTC) is the assistance that is provided to people who are unable to perform the Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) that healthy, fully-functional people do independently and on a daily basis.

The need for long-term care services arises from chronic health conditions and/or physical disabilities...such as a stroke, Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson’s, or Alzheimer’s disease, and even some kinds of cancer.  They are provided over a long period of time.  (Please click the blue title above for more)

Renown British Chef Robert Irvine touts his new TV Food Network show as "Dinner Impossible", and your  queue on 7th Avenue about a mile north of Times Square may seem impossibly long while waiting for a seat at the Carnegie Deli cozy communal tables. Read about how if you're caregiving and can't go, I can at least help you acquire a "Pistol Combo Whiskey Down With a Shot".