Who Gets the China?
Kirsten Mau, Julia Yarbough, Adrian ChungYour entertaining and useful guide to saving your sanity while caring for aging parents.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 45 | Subscribers | Read | whogetsthechina.substack.com |
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Thank you to everyone who joined our Substack Live chat with and ! These mini-live chats are so fun for us!
Everything Is a Lesson: Becoming a "care steward" for your aging parent(s)
Do you call yourself a caregiver? Do you see yourself as a caregiver? A care partner? How about a care steward? A cheerleader? None of the above?
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Who Gets the China? was created to share the laughter, tears and frustrations of caring for my aging parents who have way too much stuff! Please join me as we save our sanity together.
I'm an Emmy Award-winning broadcast journalist, turned family caregiver, turned advocate offering up REAL caregiving information because We don't know what we don't know - & there's a LOT to know.
Caregiving, Practically Speaking is space for reflection, support, and tools to help you carry the weight of caregiving without losing yourself. You’re not alone—there’s strength and meaning in showing up for someone you love.
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