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In this episode, RuthAnn sits down with David, a first-generation Portuguese American, to explore his lifelong role caring for his parents, who spoke limited English. From translating as a child to orchestrating their cross-country move to be closer to him and his wife, Jennie, David shares how his cultural values shaped his commitment to family care. He opens up about the challenges of supporting his parents through his father’s illness and passing, and now his mother’s declining memory and desire for continued independence. David discusses navigating tough conversations, planning for future care options, and balancing responsibilities as an only child. Tune in for heartfelt insights and practical tips for anyone facing similar caregiving journeys.
We would love to hear from you! Share your caregiving experiences on YouTube or Facebook, or send us a text!
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In this episode, RuthAnn sits down with David, a first-generation Portuguese American, to explore his lifelong role caring for his parents, who spoke limited English. From translating as a child to orchestrating their cross-country move to be closer to him and his wife, Jennie, David shares how his cultural values shaped his commitment to family care. He opens up about the challenges of supporting his parents through his father’s illness and passing, and now his mother’s declining memory and desire for continued independence. David discusses navigating tough conversations, planning for future care options, and balancing responsibilities as an only child. Tune in for heartfelt insights and practical tips for anyone facing similar caregiving journeys.
We would love to hear from you! Share your caregiving experiences on YouTube or Facebook, or send us a text!