In this episode, hosts Erna and Megan sit down with Jacquelyn Revere to hear her family caregiving story: moving home to care for her mother and grandmother with dementia, the shock of sudden responsibilities, and the emotional complexity of caregiving as a young adult. They discuss sharing her experience publicly, building The Care Den community, the importance of honesty, softness, and mental health support, and the ongoing need for reliable respite and connection for family caregivers. To find out more about Jacquelyn: Instagram: @momofmymom La Times Op-Ed -https://shorturl.at/orwzG NPR Feature - https://shorturl.at/kAFRS Tv Writing Articles - https://shorturl.at/jpuJM https://shorturl.at/gipuz
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