More Than a Caregiver: Practices for the Overwhelmed
Amy J Brown, Bud Hager, Donna Giles, mary beth kaplan\ud83e\udeb6, Anna De La Cruz, Victoria, Sara Clime, Stacey Hansen, Chris B. Writes, Denise Servais, Maria MesserHelping overwhelmed caregivers with life giving accessible practices.
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Spiritual director and author for exhausted caregivers. After 20 years navigating special needs and invisible disabilities, I share the life-giving practices that have carried me through.
Reflections on fatherhood, disability, and the rituals that hold us together.
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Sandwich Xennial raising three kids while supporting a disabled sibling and aging parents, and social impact consultant focused on gender equity and health.
Heartfelt empathy for Caregivers. A dynamic hub of resources and insights. A portal of hope and a community network. 'Human-ing' with a lot of ❤️.
Essays, reflections, and practical tools for caregivers rooted in hope, grounded in real life, and centered on the truth that you matter too. Serious about support. Light enough to laugh when needed.
Mom of 6 who survived foster parenting, a failed adoption & burnout. I took my story and rewrote it. Now with coffee in hand, I help women see healing isn’t optional—it’s the point.
Published Poet, Caregiver, Bray Bray’s Dad, Xennial, Music Fan, Pickleballer, Substack Community-Builder… Open to collaborating!
I write about resilience, caregiving, grief, love, and the messy middle of being human, from my life as a mom raising a daughter with Prader-Willi Syndrome. This space is for anyone learning to live inside a life they didn’t plan for.
Writer. Speaker. Special education leader. Mom. Exploring what it means to lead and love without certainty. Stories, leadership lessons, and practical tools for caregivers, educators, and leaders learning to hold both.
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