![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://theievoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/1280x721_voice_caring-1200x721.png)
Aryana Noroozi For Camilla Bradford, 64, no day has been the same since 2008, when she became her brother’s caregiver. Arnwine is a year older than Bradford, but has the cognitive development of a preschooler. Sometimes Bradford is up all night because her brother, Reginald Arnwine, can’t sleep. Since Arnwine has trouble with external caregivers, […]
