Most families are handed caregiving responsibility before they’re handed resources.
That’s why caregiving can feel so overwhelming.
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“as far as caregiving went, my mom and I had a messy time of it—- we struggled to communicate, we often disagreed, and yes, there was yelling and door-slamming, and times when we wanted to give up.
But there was always a bit more grace.”
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Something I hear every holiday season: "I didn't realize how much Mom/Dad had declined until I saw them in person."
If estate planning conversations with aging parents are on your horizon, stay tuned. I'll be covering the how and when of these talks soon.
Myth: You have to quit your job to be a good caregiver. Fact: Many resources and support systems exist to help balance work and caregiving responsibilities. Explore options like flexible work, respite care, and technology.
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“Older adults don’t grow more independent — they grow more reliant.”
That shift is what makes caregiving so uniquely challenging especially when you're also balancing a job, a family, and your own well-being.
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