Lillie Hobson
Lillie Hobson is a 50-year-old mother of two boys, ages 19 and 15. She’s the caregiver to her 82-year-old mother, a five-time stoke victim. For six years, she cared for her dad, who had Parkinson’s, dementia and was legally blind. Lillie’s caregiving began as a child with her grandmother, who lived with Lillie’s family.
She was a government employee and held a few other blue collar positions before she began caring for her dad.
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