It's ok to care for your parents and still want a life.
Take back your time without the guilt, even if caregiving is all on you.
Do you miss who you used to be before caregiving?
-Are you all consumed by your parents' needs, wants, and demands?
-Do you miss girls' night out or family get-togethers because you are too exhausted?
-Are you tired of knowing you need a break but feeling like you can't take one?
-Does the weight of caregiving leave you feeling guilty and trapped?
-Are you holding on for dear life, grasping at straws and gasping for breath?
It's not selfish to take care of yourself.
Hi, I'm Jeanette...
If you’re caregiving for your aging parents, you likely feel overwhelmed, frustrated,
and guilty for feeling that way.
Maybe you’re barely getting through each day wondering if you’ve done “enough.”
And feeling like you are not enough.
AND you’ve probably already realized, your life, and health, are falling through the cracks.
But you can’t keep putting your life on hold …
So why not start taking back your time, without the guilt, right now?
"As my parents situation worsened I simultaneously felt overwhelmed, angry , guilty, and helpless. Jeanette’s kind guidance and wisdom were a lifeline. Her perspective made me realize I had far more options and abilities to change our painful parental situation, and my role in it, than I had realized. Jeanette has shown me that caregiving can be a proactive decision of love and respect for everyone’s needs instead of the reactionary painful trap we were in. It gave me the power to make changes that were critically important for my family and build a working future for all of us."
-Kimberly, Caregiver Client
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