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A Daughter’s Guide To Dementia and Caregiver Burnout Recovery
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Silence is one of the cruelest parts of caregiving. When a parent has cancer, people show up with food and texts. When dementia or a mental health crisis blows up your family’s “normal,” the support often evaporates and you’re left holding the paperwork, the fear, and the grief that starts long before a funeral. We get into that reality with Karmen Jenkins, a retired licensed clinical social worker, military veteran, and life coach who has lived the daughter-to-caregiver role reversal firsthand.
Karmen walks us through what long distance caregiving actually looks like, from…
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