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💛 Our Community Commitments
Welcome to Grace Abounds. This community was created to be a safe and supportive space for caregivers to connect, learn, share, and encourage one another. As members of Grace Abounds, we commit to: 🤝 Lead with Grace. Every caregiving journey is different. We will treat one another with kindness, compassion, and respect. 👂 Listen Without Judgment,. Sometimes people need advice. Sometimes they simply need to be heard. We honor both. 💛 Protect Privacy. Please be mindful when sharing personal information about yourself or your loved ones. 🙏 Encourage One Another. Caregiving can be exhausting and emotional. Let’s help each other carry the load through encouragement and support. 🕊 Respect Confidentiality. What is shared in this community should be treated with care and respect. 📚 Share, Don't Sell. Resources and recommendations are welcome. Unsolicited promotions and sales pitches are not. ⚕ A Friendly Reminder: The information shared in this community is for support and educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical, legal, financial, or mental health advice. Above all, we want Grace Abounds to be a place where caregivers feel seen, supported, and never alone. Welcome. We're glad you're here. 💛
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Welcome to Grace Abounds 💛
A faith-centered support community for family caregivers. Whether you're caring for a parent, spouse, child, family member, or friend, you are welcome here. Grace Abounds exists to provide encouragement, practical resources, meaningful conversations, and support for caregivers navigating one of life's most important journeys. This is a place where you can: ✨ Ask questions ✨ Share experiences ✨ Find resources ✨ Encourage others ✨ Receive support You don't have to walk this journey alone.
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Jun 22 •
Somewhat of a stressful week
Last week wasn't as hectic. I worked and had several appointments out of the area. My sister took mom to her medical appointment on Tuesday. My dad also had an appointment on Tuesday which he forgot. They rescheduled it for Thursday and that was great but there may have been a issue with his travel. He didn't get there until 45 minutes later. I have no idea where he was. I only know this because the office called to reschedule his appointment again, but while we were on the phone they noticed he had checked in. This is a scary time, as he's been forgetting things and saying things to my mom that don't make sense.
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Jun 10 •
Triple Booked
I just about triple booked myself today. It started with an a vision appointment I had for my daughter which was scheduled an entire year ago that I completely forgot about, but then realized on Friday it was today in addition to that she had an orthopedic appointment that was going to be an hour later, and my mom had an appointment literally at the same time as revision appointment. I thought I was cooked on Monday until I got the call from my mom’s doctor’s office that said her physician had forgotten that she was going to be on vacation this week! What a relief, there’s someone else with a lot on their plate that even when they’re trying to do the very best they can for themselves and other people they still end up forgetting. However, I would be so excited, the physician’s going on a cruise. I can’t think of any possible way I’d forget that…... I’m just glad I was freed up to be able to get my daughter to her appointments and I didn’t have to ask someone else to to get my mom to hers 😉
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