I appreciate my friend Harry Styron’s candid words and his reaching out to be a guest on the podcast. It was a heartfelt and poignant conversation about the reality of caregiving for spouses with Alzheimer’s.
Resources mentioned in this episode
Natali Edmonds and Careblazers
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Brenda and I have a conversation about the murder of her son, self-care amidst the grief, juggling responsibilities, and dealing with employers
I had a great time chatting with Trina. She’s building a wonderful community over on Run Radio. We talked about the mission behind Run Radio, self-care and chronic conditions, and the benefits of networking and collaboration.
Wes launched Rare Patient Voice, which is based on a novel approach to building a market research panel that enables patients and caregivers to share their voices with researchers and companies developing products to improve patients’ lives.
My conversation with Barb went around the world! We discussed the lack of caregiver support, how women are society’s safety net, and why it’s never too late to get your financial house in order. If you prefer video, it’s further down in the post. Purse Strings offers a variety of free resources to get you…
Mindfulness is highlighted as a crucial tool for enhancing self-awareness, identifying values, and achieving peace by staying present and accepting the moment.
“Find yourself again, have goals, hopes, dreams. It doesn’t mean you’re a bad mom or you don’t care about your family. It means you love them enough not to lose yourself in the process.”