Caron Talks

Opening a wellness center for caregivers to provide support, respite and resources. Being a caregiver myself for over 18 years I know first hand what supports we need. We save the health care system billions of dollars per year, but no-one cares for the caregiver.

An unedited unscripted podcast with my cousin talking about living with Alzheimer's disease from a caregiver perspective

Talking with Karen Myers about options with long term care with her mom who has had Alzheimer's disease for the last 5 years and the toll it is taking on her and her father as caregivers

Unscripted, undedited podcast of caregving

An undedited, unscripted podcast talking about the realities of caregiving for idividuals with dementia, today we speak

with Sharon Malkowski talking about her experiences with her mother in law and vascular dementia

Alzheimer's what they forget to tell you -episode 42 with my good friend Monique Lee who candidly talks about her caregiving for her daughter Christina. Thank you again Mon for coming on and sharing with us.

Alzheimer's what they forget to tell you- episode 41

Talking today with Karen who's mom has early onset Alzheimer's disease and the realities of the day program, waiting lists and the effects of the caregiver that lack respite care.

Unscripted, undedited podcast talking about the realities of informal and formal caregiving for your loved one, today Cindy Nash talks about her father who passed away from Alzheimer's disease in a nursing home and the process.

An unscripted, unedited podcast of informal caregiving for my mom, who was diagnosed at the age of 57, and is now at the end of life with the disease, 18 years and counting.

We lost a family member to the disease this week, our hearts are heavy

An undedited, unscripted podcast about the living with Alzheimer's disease. My mom diagnosed 18 years ago. Talking about the day to day of the disease, with my cousin Wendy and being apart of the sandwich generation

A live,unscripted, unedited discussion about caregiving with my cousin Wendy for my mom who has had Alzheimer's disease for going on 18 years and has been at home with me for her entire journey.