An unedited, unscripted podcast about caregiving in the sandwich generation and the realities that no-one wants to talk about.
 
My mom developed Alzheimer's at the age of 57 and my father passed away 14 months after her diagnosis. She came to live with me, when my son was a year and a half.  I discuss the balancing act of people that have to informally caregive for a parent while balancing a life of their own.

An unedited, unscripted podcast about caregiving in the sandwich generation and the realities that no-one wants to talk about. My mom developed Alzheimer's at the age of 57 and my father passed away 14 months after her diagnosis. She came to live with me, when my son was a year and a half. I discuss the balancing act of people that have to informally caregive for a parent while balancing a life of their own.

An unedited, unscripted podcast about caregiving in the sandwich generation and the realities that no-one wants to talk about.
 
My mom developed Alzheimer's at the age of 57 and my father passed away 14 months after her diagnosis. She came to live with me, when my son was a year and a half. &nbsp;I discuss the balancing act of people that have to informally caregive for a parent while balancing a life of their own.

Alzheimer's what they forget to tell you The balancing act

I started a podcast about Alzheimer's - the things they forget to tell you- My mother was diagnosed at the age of 57- and I had a child of my own, I immediately became part of the sandwich generation. I talk about about things that people don't want to talk about.
As time went by the Podcast evolved.
My mother passed away 20 years after being diagnosed with the disease. Two decades of my life was spent multi-tasking. In 2013, I became a single parent. I am not sure how I survived all that was thrown at me, but I did. In finding my way back to me- I discovered the importance of Self-love.

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I started a podcast about Alzheimer's - the things they forget to tell you- My mother was diagnosed at the age of 57- and I had a child of my own, I immediately became part of the sandwich generation. I talk about about things that people don't want to talk about. As time went by the Podcast evolved. My mother passed away 20 years after being diagnosed with the disease. Two decades of my life was spent multi-tasking. In 2013, I became a single parent. I am not sure how I survived all that was thrown at me, but I did. In finding my way back to me- I discovered the importance of Self-love.

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