On Thursday, November 3, 2022 at 6:30PM via Zoom

Join Liz Cornish of New Season In Life, Senior & Memory Care Consultants and Women Reshaping Lives, Counseling Practice of Susan L. Levine as we discuss Caregiving: Guilt & Duty, It’s Complicated Isn’t It

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This month marks nineteen years since I lost my mother to Alzheimer’s. My memories of that long goodbye are filled with touching, loving moments and sad, guilt ridden times.

I had never thought about being a caregiver for a parent until it just happened – a sudden fall, broken hip and Alzheimer’s diagnosis up-ended my life at the time.

There was never a doubt that my love, gratitude and values had taught me that my duty and obligation as a daughter was to care for mom as she had cared for me. I never waivered from that belief.

But…the reality of adding caregiving to being wife, mom, graduate school student and having a full-time job had me overwhelmed with trying to balance it all. How often I felt like I was failing my mom if I couldn’t get to the nursing home more or do more for her. Our long goodbye lasted 10 years. Over that time I learned how taking care of myself helped me be a better caregiver to my mom.

Are you struggling with caregiving a loved one and feeling torn between GUILT & DUTY? Attending this Zoom Presentation on Thursday, November 3, 2022. might be just what you need! To register, send us an email at:

We look forward to your joining our discussion!