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Responding to Thankless and Demanding Care Receivers
What should a team do when its care receiver becomes critical, demanding, and ungrateful? Responding to a real inquiry, Herb Reese proposes a sequence of practical steps: serve another person as well, address the problem lovingly, and consider ending service if necessary. Commitment to Christlike love also requires honest confrontation.
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3 thoughts on “Responding to Thankless and Demanding Care Receivers”
I didn’t have the money for the ingredients. NOW, l have a reliable stove, but my money is still very low, thru my own stupidity. I forgot to write thank-you notes by way of msgs this time, but l’m grateful, nevertheless, SO grateful
for ALL the wonderful help y’all have given me since 2004 – 14 yrs of the caring help y’all have given me all these yrs. I know l don’t deserve one bit of it. I should have found a WAY to repay you (even a LITTLE bit), besides just saying “thank you.”
No, Kathy. This post has nothing to do with any care receiver at our church.
I hope l am NOT one of those thankless & ungrateful care receivers. If l am, l beg the forgiveness of everyone on my care team & every team member, including you. I’ve always felt bad about not baking cookies for y’all.