Caregiver is a term used in the United States for people who take care of or care for the health of people in hospitals, elderly homes, who are suffering from diseases like Alzheimers, cancer, or mental illnesses. It is a huge network, with physical and virtual addresses, that includes specialized magazines and journals, specialized clothing stores, ergonomically designed furniture, and several other amenities.Cure, comes from the Latin word from cura which means care, concern; its synomym heal, from wholeness, which designates the whole, physical and spiritual completeness. Care, comes from the Old English word carian, cearian to feel concern or interest.Care, then, means attention, zeal, and dedication to those who have fallen ill physically, mentally, or spiritually naturally involving encouragement, protection, and health recovery practices. Care is present in human life from cradle to tomb. All we have to do is to observe the several types of care provided in the course of a persons life: pre-natal care, care at birth; care taken in raising children and adolescents; care not to expose entire populations to risky or hazardous situations; care not to contaminate waters, rivers, or polluting the air, the environment; care in keeping a family heirloom. So, care is associated with man as an individual and man in relation to his fellow men, to the environment, and to his own spirituality. Plant Care Reap Gratitude. You, sitting in a hospitals waiting room, anxious for news, tense, because surgery always involves risks; you, with millions of thoughts racing through your mind; you, glancing at the watch every other second; you, who are eager for news, anguishly staring at the door from where the head surgeon will appear to announce the success, or not, of the surgery. You! You are already a Caregiver.Lets see why:1- You have been to several medical centers.2- You have been given diagnoses, of the most varied kinds; some reassuring, others not so much. Or worse still, controversial.3- You have browsed the Internet to learn as much as possible about the disease: its causes, its short-and-long-term consequences; possible treatments. Or any alternative that might guarantee survival; but always looking forward to some spiritual or scientific miracle.4- You have copied the exams to a CD and have sent them to the best specialized centers around the world hoping to get an encouraging diagnostic.5- You have befriended several people with the same disease, because all of you see the same doctors. If you havent yet, get out there and start doing it. It is great to hear their experiences regardless of their success not only to learn about alternative treatments, but also to build a solidarity and communication network, which can be invaluable.6- You have made sure that all family members felt included, that each one was given a task, no matter how trivial.7- You have asked for moral and spiritual support (prayer groups and positive thinking networks) for you and the Loved One, your family, friends, and coleagues.We think that anyone going through these phases is already a Loving Caregiver, because these trials called for wisdom to accept reality, accumulate