Forgot who I was for 25 years. Found the girl I used to be hiding in 80s music. Come for the stories of The Lost Years and Gen X-ing my way through them. Stay for the stories of midlife on a Mexican beach. Pull up a beanbag.
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Every Move You Make
“Mama, I have something to show you. But you need to sit down.”
My two younger sons had just returned from spending spring break with their father in Wyoming. “I’m going to send this to your computer, then I want you to make a copy of the...
The little girl in me has decided to go fishing with her dad forever
Every time I’ve tried to write in the past few weeks, another crisis has popped up.
Whether it was my 92-year-old mother, whom I care for, going into the hospital because of fluid in her lungs, then me fighting that hospital against an un...
It’s All the Same, Only the Songs Will Change
Thanks to a short in my nervous system and a brain on caregiving, this chapter from my memoir, When I was a Fox & Life was Totally Awesome, is posting later than usual.
What is cuckoo about posting this particular chapter now is how eerily...
Elderly Parent or Caregiver—Whose Life Are We Choosing to Save?
I stood outside her bathroom door. She hadn’t asked for help, but I knew what was happening on the other side.
Not again, I thought. Please don’t make me do this again.
“Mom?” I placed my hand on the knob and opened the door.
I felt like...
We’re Not Whining, We’re Drowning—Welcome to Caregiving in America
“Ungrateful kids. What about all those sleepless hours your parents spent with you as a child? It’s your turn and your duty to sacrifice for them.”
Welcome to Camp Caregiving Hell (CCH)
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Gen X rocks. 80s music rules. Introverts are cool. Narcissists suck. Healing is hard. Follow me for more Facts of Life.
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