Crystal Foster, a caregiver for her son Tyler who has cerebral palsy and developmental delay, reflects on the challenges and rewards of caregiving, and the resources available to parent caregivers, including the Inland Caregiver Resource Center.
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Crystal Foster, a caregiver for her son Tyler who has cerebral palsy and developmental delay, reflects on the challenges and rewards of caregiving, and the resources available to parent caregivers, including the Inland Caregiver Resource Center.
![Siblings Camilla Bradford, 64, and Reginald “Reggie” Arnwine, 65, clasp hands in their home on October 9, 2024. “My most rewarding part of [caregiving] is seeing him get up with a smile”, Bradford said, reflecting on Arnwine’s growth and seeing him excel. “If he can tie his shoe today, we celebrate that victory today. If he puts on his shirt today, that's a reason to celebrate, because tomorrow he might not remember that.”](https://blackvoicenews.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/1280x721_voice_caring-800x600.png)
