Brief History: Two years ago, my sister, I'll call Annette, finally asks...
Grieving is a normal part of the caregiving process that brings with it valuable lessons that help us become our best selves.
The Family and Medical Leave Act allows eligible employees to take up to...
I took my mom twice last week to visit my brother. My son left his car for...
If you've ever felt numb through your caregiving experience, you're not alone. A common coping mechanism during periods of prolonged stress and trauma is suppressing your own feelings.
I have a request to all of you on the sidelines, from all of us on the frontlines: If you’re not helping day-to-day and in the thick of it, please don’t second guess our decisions after-the-fact.
My heart goes out to those who are alone in providing care to a loved one, but they shouldn’t have to. That has to change.
There are many circumstances that can challenge our sense of control. Louisa Stringer reflects on a time when she felt lost and what eventually brought her stability.
In my quest to be as prepared as possible for the coronavirus, I asked...
I open the strong wooden door. It reveals a four-sided room with only a...
In 2015, during my parents' ongoing medical crisis, my oldest sister...
Dani Klein Modisett joins Lynette Whiteman for a conversation about the healing power of humor and bringing laughter to those living with dementia.
Yesterday, I went to visit my 97 year old mother in law who was recently...