“When life gives you lemons, you’re supposed to make lemonade—but what if the lemons never stop falling?”

Caregiving is often likened to a marathon, requiring endless stamina, unwavering dedication, and an immense reservoir of love. But what happens when the race never seems to end? When each new day brings fresh challenges, and the metaphorical lemons keep falling? This is the reality for many caregivers navigating the complexities of chronic illness, terminal diseases, or caring for an aging parent. In this blog post, inspired by our latest podcast episode, “Never-Ending Lemons: Finding Resilience in Caregiving,” we delve into the emotional and practical aspects of maintaining resilience amidst relentless caregiving demands.

The Relentless Nature of Caregiving

Caregiving is not a finite journey; it's a continuous cycle of emotional strain, physical demands, and financial pressures. Take, for example, the past week in my life. Denis,...