Introduction & Welcome to iCARE Stack

For & By People who CARE. Being Human & The Rollercoasters of Life.

Hello Dear Reader! A special welcome to our new Carer Mentor community members!

Thank you for spending some of your precious time and energy reading this article.

I’m Victoria. You can read why I’m publishing Carer Mentor here: Who Started Carer Mentor and Why?

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You’ll find iCARE Stack in the top line menu of the Carer Mentor’s homepage:

Alternatively, click here: iCARE Stack

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The iCARE Stack: Indexes, Spotlight and Anthologies.

I’ve curated the content to separate the articles about giving and receiving care from the content directed towards the person providing the care.

The Carer Mentor publication aims to support the person behind the caregiving. When we support the needs of the person giving the care, we’re enabling the best support for the person they care for. We’re also dispelling the myth that carers are superhuman. Caregivers are imperfect, fallible and mortal, just like any other human!

The iCARE Stack Vision

A reliable Go-To Hub. A portal to other authors/writers/creators’ publications focused on caregiving or to creators who share their experience as part of their wider portfolio content. I curate the indexes and anthologies, so you don’t have to spend your precious time and energy scrolling or searching.

I curate the information based on my personal experience and journey—what I would have wanted to read. It will never be a complete compendium, but it’s a great starting point when you have limited time! A portal of hope and community networking support!

“There are only four kinds of people in the world–those who have been caregivers, those who are currently caregivers, those who will be caregivers, and those who will need caregivers.”

- Rosalynn Carter Former First Lady of the United States -

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Remember, there is no right or wrong way to give or receive care. We are ALL perfectly imperfect humans trying our best each day.

Let’s share some empathy, inspiration, and network support.

It’s so easy to feel alone when we’re suffering a chronic condition or caring for someone. You are not alone.

I hope something in this stack will resonate.

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Explore iCARE Stack

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Watch out for the next addition to the iCARE Stack!

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