CAREGIVING: It Takes a Village.

I love speaking with caregivers. Every story is different and gives you something new to take with you. Today we are speaking with Ron Frazier -Warren, a caregiver.
She cared for her mom who had Dementia. She shares some important information and heartfelt insight that will help others who may be going through.
Tune in today at 3pm to Autumn is Here
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[@francinecrawford7375]

Thank you Ms Roz for taking the time to share your story. It may encourage other families to share in the duties of caring for their love one. Everyone doesn't have a village that helps.😊

[@sharondavis8192]

Another Great Show!!
My take away and confirmation for me is Talking about your loved one is refreshing and releasing.
Even though tears may be shed their memories have just what you need. You miss them but they have planted seeds and nourished them now live what they have taught and not allow yourself to become stuck.

[@francinecrawford7375]

Beautifully said. I hope this had info to help you. Please share. Thanks for watching.

[@evelynflows]

Great episode!!! Love the new look! Congrats on episode 101!!!🎉🎉🎉

[@francinecrawford7375]

Thank you for watching. Please share.

[@kconrad7758]

Great show .. so sad how dementia can just come so fast

[@francinecrawford7375]

@kconrad7758 Yes you never know when you may be faced with this. I'm glad Miss Roz had her family to help. Thanks for your comment .

[@ilovej3X]

Production upgrade🙌🏿

[@francinecrawford7375]

Thank you for watching .

[@sweetstix755]

Great episode!!! It was so nice to see the interaction LIVE and gave it an even more personal feel. Ms. Roz was very candid with her experience with her Mom (may she Rest in Peace)and it was so nice to hear a scenario where the caregiver had help from the family (village) to give her the opportunity to recharge her energy and emotions and be ready to deal with the changing personalities within her Mom due to the Dementia.
From personal experience, it is a very difficult thing to see the person who you always viewed as a pillar of strength becoming someone that you no longer know and they no longer know who you are.
My Mom never forgot who I was but her memory of others were sometimes confusing especially if she wasn’t around them often.
Good luck to you Francine on this new platform; Great job!!! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@francinecrawford7375]

@sweetstix755 Thank you so much for your continued support and comments. I too am so glad she had a village that was willing to help. That's so beautiful. Keep watching and sharing.