Some days I have the patience of Job. Other days, I have the patience of Job’s wife. One difficult Sunday, two dirty coffee cups and a few weeds reminded me that dementia caregivers need grace, connection and the freedom to be very, very human.
Encouragement & Support
What You’ll Find Here
- Caregiver reflections and lived stories
- Gentle reminders when you’re discouraged
- Permission to rest, grieve, and keep going
All Encouragement & Support Blog Posts
A Simple Way to Say Thank You to Someone Caring for Your Loved One
When someone treats your loved one with kindness and dignity, it hits deeper than words. A gentle reflection on caregiver gratitude—and a simple way to say thank you.
A Gift That Still Reaches Them
Sometimes the most powerful dementia gifts don’t explain, fix, or educate—they simply remind our loved ones who they are.
What I’ve Learned 3 Months After My Father’s Death: Grief, Dementia, and Gentle Next Steps
It’s been three months since my daddy died....
You, Me, and the World (and Some Days, the World is Winning)
Caregiving with Lewy Body dementia and Capgras can feel overwhelming. Here’s one caregiver’s raw, honest look at chaos, weariness, and hope.
Why I Disappeared for a While: Grief, Dementia & Caregiver Overload
From the Desk of Nora Poppins: Well, hello...
“Holding On to Hope”: A Faith-Filled Guide for Caregivers Facing Lewy Body Dementia and Capgras Syndrome
Holding On to Hope (and to Each Other): A New...
When You Feel Like You’re Done: A Love Letter to the Worn-Out Caregiver
Dear weary soul, If you’ve found yourself...
Prayer Request
Dear hearts, Popping in with a tender ask...
When You Miss Your Old Life: The Guilt No One Talks about in Dementia Caregiving
There’s a quiet kind of caregiver guilt that shows up when you miss your old life. If you’ve ever felt ashamed for wanting rest, freedom, or a future beyond caregiving, this reflection is for you.
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