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Family caregivers across the nation are finding themselves thrust into the role of caring for aging loved ones without ever having any family discussion about the ”what is” of aging. Families are not talking about care needs, caregiver burnout, the costs of care, dementia, other disease progressions, and they aren’t putting proactive plans in place. If you find yourself in this predicament, you need to listen to our ”Tired” podcast series
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In this conversation, Merridith Gonzalez and Annalee Kruger discuss the complexities of caregiving, particularly in the context of aging parents and the financial implications involved. They emphasize the importance of proactive planning, understanding the nuances of long-term care, and the emotional toll on family caregivers. The discussion highlights common mistakes families make, the need for open conversations about aging, and the resources available to support families in navigating these challenges.
Takeaways:
- Merridith leads with heart and connects families to resources.
- Annalee emphasizes the human side of financial planning.
- Families often come to crisis mode without understanding care options.
- Proactive planning is essential to avoid last-minute decisions.
- Understanding dementia is crucial for effective caregiving.
- Families should have regular meetings to discuss aging plans.
- Legal documents should be organized before a crisis occurs.
- Caregiving can have significant financial impacts on adult children.
- Conversations about aging should not be avoided due to fear.
- Resources and support are available for families navigating caregiving.
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