Let's say "hi" to our newest member - @Kik Charles If you’re caring for an aging parent or loved one—and feeling unsure what to do or where to turn—you’re in the right place. The Family Care Compass exists to be a place where: > you can share common experiences, > learn what steps to take, > navigate care decisions with confidence, > find those surprising and unique tips, and > to make sure you have a chance to laugh and relax in a supportive environment. You don’t need to have all the answers. You don’t even need to know the right questions yet. This community is here to help you find your direction—one step at a time. While we all share many things in common as we care for our older loved ones, each situation is unique and deserves special attention. So, to get started, please share a bit about you -- 🌎Where is your favorite vacation spot? 🍿What is your favorite movie? 😎What is your favorite emoji? Again, welcome!! Looking forward to sharing ideas, experiences and thoughts with you!

My wife’s grandma Shirley passed last weekend at 95 years old and she’s taking it pretty hard as am I. She was like a parent, so sweet and thoughtful caring all the time. My wife Liv was telling me how she was like a parent to her and we’ve been going through old photos and videos together. She’s headed to the senior villa today to help clean out the room and maybe get more closure. We’re grateful she got to meet her great grand daughter Josie! And she loved her Grand dogs, scroll to the right/left to see some great memories. So I'm looking for tips that can help, thanks!

Knowing there is a loved one who may need...or does need...your support and assistance, when does it hit you? Is there a particular time or moment that your subconscious thoughts become conscious?

Let's say "hi" to our newest member - @Jeremy Miller If you’re caring for an aging parent or loved one—and feeling unsure what to do or where to turn—you’re in the right place. The Family Care Compass exists to be a place where: > you can share common experiences, > learn what steps to take, > navigate care decisions with confidence, > find those surprising and unique tips, and > to make sure you have a chance to laugh and relax in a supportive environment. You don’t need to have all the answers. You don’t even need to know the right questions yet. This community is here to help you find your direction—one step at a time. While we all share many things in common as we care for our older loved ones, each situation is unique and deserves special attention. So, to get started, please share a bit about you -- 🌎Where is your favorite vacation spot? 🍿What is your favorite movie? 😎What is your favorite emoji? Again, welcome!! Looking forward to sharing ideas, experiences and thoughts with you!