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For years, I’ve written and spoken about caregiving. I’ve talked about the emotional weight caregivers carry, the difficult decisions they face, the exhaustion, the uncertainty, and the many ways they
Several years ago, John and I sat in an oncologist’s office after what was supposed to be a major turning point in his cancer treatment. The plan had been surgery.
Over the weekend, I saw a breaking news story about a skydiving plane crash. There were no survivors. As heartbreaking as that fact was, it wasn’t what weighed on me.
Earlier this month, we observed National Cancer Survivors Day. Later this month, on June 23, we will recognize International Widows Day. At first glance, those may seem like very different
As National Cancer Survivors Day approaches, I’ve been thinking about survivorship. Most people hear the word “survivor” and think of someone who has completed treatment and is living beyond a
Graduation season is filled with excitement, anticipation, and big transitions. Families are shopping for dorm supplies, planning move-in days, and helping young adults prepare for a new chapter of independence.
Memorial Day weekend often feels like the unofficial beginning of summer. People head to lakes, gather with family and friends, fire up grills, plan vacations, and begin thinking about the
Spring and summer are filled with milestones and celebrations. Graduations. Weddings. Birthdays. Ballgames. New babies. Retirement parties. Family vacations. Mother’s Day and Father’s Day. These moments are often wrapped in
When people think about caregiving, they often focus on the intensity of the illness itself including, the appointments, medications, sleepless nights, uncertainty, and emotional exhaustion. What we talk about far
