Hey everyone, 🤍
For the last 15 years, I have worked closely with the elderly in various settings. Over those years, my biggest takeaway hasn't just been about the aging process itself—it has been watching firsthand how deeply and uniquely end-of-life transitions affect the families left behind.
I’ve seen the heavy exhaustion of caregivers. I’ve seen the quiet, confusing weight of anticipatory grief when a parent begins to slip away. And I’ve seen the complicated emotional knots that families try to untangle at the bedside.
Grief isn't just a heavy feeling that lands on us after a funeral. It is a living, breathing process that starts much earlier, shapes family dynamics, and often leaves us feeling incredibly isolated.
This space is here to completely normalize those feelings. Whether you are currently caring for an aging parent, navigating a long goodbye, or trying to process the complex waves of loss that come after, you don’t have to hold it in.