Navigating Anticipatory Grief: Facing The Long Nightmare Of Dementia With J. Shannell Evans
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Navigating Anticipatory Grief: Facing The Long Nightmare Of Dementia With J. Shannell Evans
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Watching someone you love slip away slowly brings a heavy burden known as anticipatory grief and dementia. In this moving conversation, host Dr. Tina Fornwald welcomes author Joan Shannell Evans to discuss her personal journey caring for family members living with memory loss. Joan shares what happened when her mother began declining after her father died suddenly, revealing how loss triggers deep emotional pain. You'll learn practical ways to ask for family support early, avoid severe caregiver burnout, and lean into personal faith during impossible seasons. Joan also shares insights from her book, The Long Nightmare: My Family's Journey with Dementia, offering comfort to anyone feeling completely isolated in their caregiving role.
I am sharing my experience of loving the same man for 32 years, a mother to two adult children, a retired military officer, a breast cancer survivor, and my connections with others.
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