
Listen in as Allison Breininger and Justin Bajema, millennial caregivers for their chronically ill spouses, speak honestly about what life is like when there are more days spent in sickness than in health.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 131 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Categories | Health & FitnessMental HealthMedicine | ||||

In this episode, Justin and Allison speak with remote caregivers Natasha Ray-Heideker and Klaus Unger, who share their individual stories of providing care for family members living across the ocean. Natasha lives in Germany while caregiving for her ... more
Research shows that there is a direct correlation between caregiver distress, depression, and physical strain and patient rates of hospitalization and even mortality. In this episode, Allison and Justin talk about the vicious cycle of the caregiving ... more
In this beautiful conversation with Jill Thompson of Inheritance of Hope, Justin and Allison learn about what it means to build and leave behind a legacy. Jill shares both the concept and power behind legacy and concrete strategies for how to leave t... more
In this episode, Allison and Justin share ways that they have used humor as a tool for themselves and with their loved ones during hard times. They also share stories and ideas that were submitted by listeners.
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I have listened to all 94 episodes. This was one of the TOP 5!!!!!!
As a spousal caregiver to my partner with cancer for the last six years, this podcast has been so validating and helpful. Everyone who is a caregiver, supporting a caregiver, or might be a caregiver one day should listen to this (so, everyone). Love that it’s organized by topic as well—very easy to recommend episodes, to listen to, to go to for help.
This is a great resource for caregivers, I'm really enjoying and being able to relate. It's therapeutic and helps to not feel as alone. Thank you for sharing your experiences.
As someone who works at end of life it is remarkable to find a podcast that provides a safe and supportive container for discussing issues and normalizing the conversation around illness, death, and grief. With gratitude. 🙏
When you find yourself in foreign territory, it hard, everything has changed in a short time, your emotions are whirling you look for others who have traveled where you currently are for guidance and help. Caregiving is the hardest territory I’ve had to travel yet. These two are experienced travelers in caregiving and continue their journey and invite others to join them. A space where caregivers can say”I’m not alone”.










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