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The Self That Remains
He's Not the Man I Married. But He Was Still Here.
11 hrs ago
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The Day I Really Saw My Mother
Remembering the conversation that taught me my mother was not just strong — she was human.
May 11
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It takes time to find your dance.
The hours between 4 and 7 pm were the worst.
May 8
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Put Your Own Oxygen Mask on First
On caregiving and refusing to disappear
May 6
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So Much Work
On writing, grief, and the meaning we make of what we’ve lived
May 4
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When Home Is Both Heaven and Hell
I have been inspired after reading some of the courageous Substack writings of other spousal caregivers recently.
May 1
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April 2026
Friendships Have Seasons—And So Do We
On Caregiving, Connections, and Finding Your Way to the People Who Matter
Apr 29
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Learning to Move Again
From Inertia to Identity, Finding Your Way Back to Yourself
Apr 27
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The Hardest Decision I Didn’t Want to Make
When Home No Longer Holds You
Apr 24
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Where We Still Belong
There is a familiarity that doesn’t disappear.
Apr 22
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Over and Over Again
There are things no one really explains about caregiving.
Apr 20
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How I Discovered a Sense of Perspective
It Took a Bigger Screen
Apr 17
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