When Michelle's 91-year-old father was diagnosed with PSP, she bought a house with an in-law suite to become his primary caregiver. She shares the nine months they spent together: the challenges of educating medical staff about PSP, the late-night conversations that revealed her father's hidden dreams and the advice that changed her life. 

After his passing, she opened the vintage store they'd dreamed about together and remains committed to raising awareness about PSP. 

Her message to other potential caregivers: "You're never, ever, ever going to regret doing it."