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From Guilt to Good Enough: Real Caregiving Conversations

I'm Jeanette, a lifelong caregiver for my mom, an author, advocate, and caregiver consultant. I post about my caregiver burnout and recovery journey, complex family dynamics and caregiving, and ways caregivers can do "self-care" that actually work.

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  1. Issue · Sep 21, 2026

    The Sandwich Generation Isn't New. The Weight Might Be. (opens the original)

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    Recently, I committed to spending less time scrolling social media and more time writing, reading, and researching caregiver support. That said, I still do end up scrolling through from time to time. Yesterday, I came across a video where the creator asked, “Why are Gen X women the first to be expected to care for children and parents simultaneously?” A provocative question, and it definitely hooked me, doing its job, right? While I sympathize with this creator’s point of view, I quickly underst

  2. Issue · Sep 12, 2026

    AI Will Save Us? AI Will Kill Us? (opens the original)

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    I don’t know about you, but my social feeds have been full of the news that a former Anthropic Researcher, Jacob Coxen, stated, among other things, “The people building A.I. earnestly believe that it could kill us all by the end of the decade.” Annnd then a company executive came out and said, basically, “Yes, and we don’t know how to stop it!” (not a direct quote, but an exclamation point was used in the tweet.) People online are arguing whether this is accurate, a marketing stunt, an inevitabi

  3. Issue · Aug 3, 2026

    Protecting Your Loved One from AI-Powered Scams (opens the original)

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    The call came in 2023.Patrick Coughlin’s mother answered her phone and heard what she believed was her daughter’s voice — screaming, crying, begging for help. A man came on the line. He said he had her daughter. He wanted $1,200 to let her go.The voice was real. Her daughter’s voice, cloned by AI from audio that scammers could find in seconds.Patrick has spent more than twenty years in cybersecurity, protecting governments and Fortune 500 companies from digital threats. His mother is sharp. She’

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