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What if you could banish burnout?

“The hardest part was figuring out my role and what I should let my mom do. It is so hard to take agency away from your parents.”

B.M.
“The worst part was the total despair you feel when your parent is really ill and in terrible discomfort…the middle of the night phone calls when there was nothing you could do to help and you were simultaneously exhausted and heartbroken.”

S.R.
“We didn’t know where to start. The hospital discharged Dad with complex care needs, a wheelchair, a complicated medication chart, and wished us good luck.”

M.M.
“I think the hardest part was accepting the fact that my life now revolved around their needs…Every day was a different day, and as soon as you had a pattern down, it switched. We often forget the trauma but I imagine it’s like PTSD.”

V.S.

Caring for a loved one doesn’t have to be shrouded in denial, fear and shame

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It isn’t a question of if but when you or someone you love will need care and will experience death.

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We are caregiver & death positive advocates working to reimagine family caregiving

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We are current, former, and future caregivers and we believe it’s time to empower those just beginning their caregiving journey.

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FREE Basic Care Plan Template

Our FREE Basic Care Plan Template was designed with new family caregivers in mind. It’s easy to follow and will quickly help you set up your care plan.

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Empowering Family Caregivers with Tools, Resources & Community.

What if you could banish burnout?

“The hardest part was figuring out my role and what I should let my mom do. It is so hard to take agency away from your parents.”

“The worst part was the total despair you feel when your parent is really ill and in terrible discomfort…the middle of the night phone calls when there was nothing you could do to help and you were simultaneously exhausted and heartbroken.”

“We didn’t know where to start. The hospital discharged Dad with complex care needs, a wheelchair, a complicated medication chart, and wished us good luck.”

“I think the hardest part was accepting the fact that my life now revolved around their needs…Every day was a different day, and as soon as you had a pattern down, it switched. We often forget the trauma but I imagine it’s like PTSD.”

Caring for a loved one doesn’t have to be shrouded in denial, fear and shame

Let’s end the silence and build solutions

We are caregiver & death positive advocates working to reimagine family caregiving

Together we will do better

Download our FREE Basic Care Plan Template and see if it’s right for you.

“There are only four kinds of people in this world: those who have been caregivers, those who are currently caregivers, those who will be caregivers and those who will need caregivers. Caregiving is universal.”

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