From Guilt to Good Enough: Real Caregiving Conversations
Jeanette YatesI'm Jeanette, a lifelong caregiver for my mom, an author, advocate, and caregiver consultant. I post about my caregiver burnout and recovery journey, complex family dynamics and caregiving, and ways caregivers can do "self-care" that actually work.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 68 | Subscribers | Read | selfcaregiver.substack.com |
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How Emergency SOS Really Works (and How to Use It Safely as a Caregiver)
Yesterday afternoon I received and SOS Emergency alert text message from a relative. It told me she had called emergency services, shared her location, and that I was receiving the message because I was her emergency contact.
Loving, letting go
When I was in college, I wanted a tattoo. Many of my friends already had at least one, and I was considering getting one myself. I went to my mom one day and told her I was thinking about it. I wasn’t sure how she would respond. On the one ...
Not Understanding AI? That Is a Safety Issue — Especially for Caregivers
While I think it is important to share tips on using AI in caregiving if you so choose, there is something even more important we need to talk about. There is something even more important than knowing what to type or what not to type.
What I Meant When I Said “AI Isn’t Scary” — and Why Safety Matters
Yesterday I wrote something and titled it “AI Isn’t Scary,” and, well, someone graciously pointed out to me that, actually, quite often, it is. Furthermore, in many ways, perhaps we should be afraid of AI. There is nuance about AI and its u...
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