Finding Balance When Caring For Loved Ones: Joel Gets Personal (From Episode #126)

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If you find yourself in the role of caring for an elderly parent, a chronically ill family member, or a young child, this episode is tailored to you. Responding to a listener's request, Dr. Donald McCullough, Sina's husband, joins the conversation for a dynamic and intimate discussion about the challenges of long-term caregiving, the unexpected blessings that can arise, and strategies for maintaining mental and physical well-being during such demanding periods.

In a personal touch, Joel opens up about his own journey, recounting the story of his ailing mother who recently turned 100 years old. Join us for a heartfelt exploration of the complexities and joys of extended caregiving

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