Celia Caine continues sharing her and her late husband, David's, ALS journey and her insights since her husband's passed away.

Celia Caine of Canada shares the story of her beloved husband, David, who passed away in 2022 of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS). This is Part 1 of 2.

Lee Durst continues her encouraging story of her journey with her beloved late husband Michael and her continuation of life after his death.

Lee Durst, of Alberta Canada, shares her and husband Michael's ALS journey. This is Part 1 of 2.

Bobette Rose's daughter Kerri McDonald shares her beloved mother's happy life before Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis and her mother's positivity and wisdom while battling ALS. Bobette's grandson Wyatt shares his thoughts on being one of his Grandma Bobby's caregivers and how she impacted his life.

Join us for another heartwarming and inspirational story about an inspiring, accomplished woman, Mom, grandma, and educator, Bobette Rose. This is Part 2 of 2. Daughter Kerri and Grandson Wyatt continue their remembrance of Bobette, Wyatt's "Grandma Bobby," as well as addressing life after the ALS journey.

Rachelle Gatewood rejoins us this week to continue her ALS journey, particularly her "after" story and how she has continued with life, despite hardships since her young husband passed away from the disease. Rachelle's positivity will prove helpful to those needing encouragement.

Rachelle Gatewood shares the ALS story of her and her late husband, Jason, who passed away in 2018. Both young, they found positives and stuck it out together.

In this second of two episodes, our visit with Denise Allen of Gaston, Oregon, continues as she talks about the early difficulties after the death of her wife, Mary DeWitt, in 2015 from Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis. Denise also tells how she has carried on with life despite hardships and lends advice to others.

Forty-eight peer-reviewed journal articles, spanning low-, middle-, and high-income countries and a variety of illnesses and disabilities indicate that the proportion of caregivers experiencing suicidal ideation ranged from 2.7% to 71%, with evidence of suicide attempts, deaths by suicide, and deaths by homicide-suicide also reported. There is sufficient evidence to warrant concern for caregivers around the world and prompt action in policy and practice, but more rigorous research is required to draw clear, nuanced conclusions about risk and inform evidence-based prevention and intervention. We are grateful to Licensed Professional Counselor Carol Dean for joining us on Life After...THAT! She has helped many people cope with the challenges of caregiving. In this episode, she will talk about the importance of self-care, stress management, and mental health for caregivers who face difficult situations every day. She will also share some practical tips and strategies to help caregivers stay healthy and resilient during and after their caregiving journey. Don't miss this important episode on all major podcast platforms.