Tonight: Who’s actually responsible when your family needs care?
Hi there,
When a family member begins to need more help, everyone usually cares.
But caring and having a care plan are two very different things.
Who manages the medications? Who goes to the appointments? Who handles the bills and paperwork? Who checks in every day? And if that person suddenly can’t do it… who is the backup?
Tonight in Week 2 of Before the Crisis, we’re talking about Roles & Advocacy — the part of caregiving that can prevent confusion, resentment and burnout before they take over.
We’ll cover how to:
Assign clear caregiving responsibilities
Make sure every primary caregiver has a backup
Identify gaps before they become emergencies
Build a care team that extends beyond immediate family
Prepare for medical appointments so your concerns are heard
Have family conversations that end with decisions — not just opinions
One of the biggest lessons tonight?
You do not have to do everything yourself. And you shouldn’t have to.
Remember to join us tonight
Tuesday, August 18 7:00 PM ET FREE online web series
Zoom Link: Before The Crisis Week 2
Even if your family isn’t in a crisis today, the goal is to know what you’ll do before one arrives.
Knowledge now. Peace later.
Jocelyn Hicks Before the Crisis
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