The Max Foundation shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Care is a good deed repeated every single day.
A quiet caregiver who holds everything together is often behind every patient walking a cancer journey.
Caregivers don’t simply accompany their loved ones to Patient Support Group meetings either. They gather to understand treatment and learn from others who truly understand what this journey demands.
As one caregiver shared, these meetings help families “walk this journey with more confidence because we learned so much from other patients and caregivers.”
Another spoke of how what began as caregiving grew into leadership and community service, transforming personal hardship into collective support for others.
This is More Than Medicine.
- It’s recognizing caregivers who become patient advocates.
- It’s creating space for caregivers’ voices, and their well-being too!
- It’s honoring their quiet good deeds that happen long after clinic visits end.
On Good Deeds Day, we celebrate caregivers because caring is one of the most powerful acts of compassion there is.”
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