Being a working daughter while caring for her parents is a daunting task, especially when you get thrust into the role with no warning. Nobody asked you, but here you are doing it all. Raising your own family and taking on caregiving roles you have no experience in. Nurse, personal assistant, short-order cook, and you're expected to do it perfectly. Your own mental and physical wellness is suffering. 

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No one told you that laughing, crying, joy, and sadness could all be part of one day.​Learning that loving your aging parent means doing things you could have never even imagined and doing it anyway.

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Being everything to everyone can leave you feeling washed out and tired, leaving little for yourself. ​Caregiving is not meant to be done alone. So why does it always feel like we are alone? 

 I have been there myself. In fact, I am still going through it. I care for my own mother while working and raising my family.

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I know you want to replace your overwhelm with a plan and fear with information from a professional with years of experience in caregiving and the healthcare field.  You are here now, understood, heard, and supported, one caregiver to another.