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We find ways to live with our grief, to cope, and to even draw from it when we need to.

The Diagnosis of Bruce Willis

I have not “moved on” as so many well-intentioned people have suggested that I do. I would say that I have “carried on.”

This conference is for unpaid family and friend caregivers who are caring for an older adult or anyone with dementia. It’s also for grandparents and older relatives who are raising children. It is not intended for professional or paid caregivers.

What I've Learned by Supporting Others- A Care Partner Discussion

The grieving is still there every day, but the suffering comes and goes. It is better than it was, but the “shifts” still occur

The biggest enemy to care partners is self-doubt.  I covered this recently at the AFTD Education Conference in Baltimore and see it every day.

Yes, you heard that right.  In the face of dementia, make moments:  musical, giggly, magical moments.

I am constantly surprised by the care options available, but they take some digging.

Journaling saved my life.