Barbara's perspective on finding care.
Karen accepts changes in her father as his memory changes.
Nola suggests some resources for mental health support.
Jim talks about his experience with a parent who has Alzheimer’s.
It is essential to get respite help for the caregiver.
Suze does not correct her mother in her stories.
A loved one losing mental facilities can give you mixed feelings on end of life.
Karen talks about her father's loss of memory and acceptance.
Diane offers commentary on what to do with her mother who has Alzheimer's.
JoAnn discusses challenges of living with her mother-in-law as her health deteriorated.
Interview with Michelle, geriatrics care manager, living with her mother.
Julie and Sandy navigate a household with kids and mom.
Professional care facilities do not always have the best care.
Nola expresses frustration about the healthcare system.
Barbara speaks about hiring a caregiver.
Barbara discuss her advice for others.
Stephanie talks about roles of the family when her father's alzheimer's had progressed
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Ellen finds that her mother changes as she ages.
Barbara reflects on her favorite moments.
Jane recants memories of her father struggling with deafness.
Ellen tells us about the relief in getting support from others.
Ellen watches her mother slowing down.
JoAnn expressed how it takes a lot of hands to do what needs to be done.
Nola talks about your job as a caregiver.
Rosemary talks about what do you do when you have so much going on.
Intrusion of TV is common, but you can combat this.
A short story on the power of collage.
Tips on how to keep things peaceful.
Nancy talks about her experience caregiving her husband.
Suze provides some financial management tips.
Suze takes breaks so that she is refereshed for caregiving.
Ellen talks about what she has learned from her mother.
Ellen discusses how she has changed as a caregiver for her mother.
Suze slows down to learn how to be a better caregiver for her mother.
Suze learns more about her mother as Alzheimer's progresses.
Karen appreciates the values her father passes on to her.
It is demanding to be pulled in so many directions.
Some helpful tips on being a caregiver.
Karen talks about the guilt that comes up as a caregiver.
Sometimes you are unable to do what you want to do.
What happens when you have to take over the finances.
Suze talks to her mother about managing money.
