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Send us Fan Mail How do you know when it's time for your aging parent to leave their home? For many families, the decision begins with a simple question: Does Mom or Dad want to stay at home? Usually, the answer is yes. But as care needs change, families must consider more than their parent's wishes. In this episode of From Guilt to Good, Jeanette Yates shares the four essential elements of a sustainable aging-in-place plan: the house, the help, your parent's safety, and your own well-being a...
Send us Fan Mail Assisted living and memory care can look surprisingly similar from the outside. But how do you know which level of care your aging parent actually needs? In this episode of From Guilt to Good, Jeanette Yates explains the key differences between assisted living and memory care, including the support each provides, the role of dementia-related needs, and the safety questions families should consider. Drawing from her own experience navigating her mother's long-term care decisio...
Send us Fan Mail What happens when you're the one managing every doctor's appointment, pharmacy call, and emergency for your aging parents, while your siblings stay on the sidelines? Family caregiving can be exhausting, but the resentment that comes from carrying the responsibility alone can make it even harder. In this episode, Jeanette Yates explores why siblings sometimes withdraw from caregiving, why asking for help often doesn't work, and how assigning specific responsibilities can chang...
Send us Fan Mail What do you do when your aging parent insists they're fine, even though you're the one constantly managing their appointments, meals, medications, and emergencies? For many family caregivers, getting an elderly parent to accept help can feel like an endless argument. But what if their refusal isn't really about stubbornness? In this episode, Jeanette Yates shares her personal experience caring for her mother, who was determined to remain in her own home and reluctant to accep...
Send us Fan Mail What happens when caregiving isn’t a role you chose — but one you were drafted into? In this deeply honest conversation, Jeanette sits down with her friend Bernadette of Caregiver Collaborative to talk about the parts of caregiving families often struggle to say out loud. After more than a decade of caring for her elderly parents, Bernadette shares what it meant to commute eight hours between states, raise her own children while caring for her parents, lose her father, reach ...
Send us Fan Mail When Juana Libedinsky's husband, Conrado, suffered a catastrophic skiing accident in Patagonia, life changed in an instant. The journalist, wife and mother suddenly became a caregiver navigating a severe brain injury, a coma, international medical logistics, two children, insurance, hospitals and the enormous uncertainty of what came next. In this episode, Juana joins Jeanette Yates to talk about the experience behind her memoir, Downhill: A Memoir of an Accident, Two Comas, ...
Send us Fan Mail What happens when your aging parent starts struggling to get out of their chair—but absolutely refuses to give up the chair they love? Jeanette talks with Matt Cavanaugh, Director of Customer Engagement at Enhance-It, about a simple device that converts an existing recliner into a powered lift chair. They discuss how even a small amount of assistance can make standing easier, why repeatedly lifting a loved one can take a physical toll on caregivers, and how maintaining the ab...
Send us Fan Mail What if your aging parent had a simple way to tell you when they actually needed help? No phone. No complicated app. No yelling from another room. And no constant monitoring. In this episode, Jeanette talks with Dominique “Dom” Austin, founder of Parent Ping, about the constant state of alert many caregivers experience. Dom originally created Parent Ping for exhausted parents caring for newborns. But almost immediately, families caring for aging adults began telling her they ...
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