Waiting to Exhale: Real Talk on Caregiving with Roz Tandy
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Caregivers often feel like they're holding their breath, waiting for what happens next. In this episode, Adrion Bell and Michael Cole talk with caregiver advocate Roz Tandy, founder and executive director of You and Me, Inc. Roz started caring for her grandmother at age 10. She later cared for two aunts with dementia while raising her grandson and building a nonprofit.
Listen for:
- Why you can love someone and still feel overwhelmed • Warning signs of caregiver burnout
- Why "Don't let the chandelier fool you" matters when you choose a long-term care facility • How sugar and diet affect the brain
- What long-term care insurance may and may not cover
- Specific ways to help a caregiver, beyond "let me know if you need anything"
- How churches, neighbors, and communities can find and support caregivers
- What Roz would tell lawmakers about caregiver support.
About 63 million Americans, and an estimated 2.5 million Georgians, are caregivers. November is National Family Caregivers Month, so share this episode with someone who needs it.
For a FREE Family Caregiving Kit, visit www.aarp.org/GAcarekit.
Find AARP caregiving resources at aarp.org/ga (select the Caregiving tab).
Georgia Red Clay Talks is an AARP Georgia podcast.
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