6 Things a 3-Time Caregiver Wishes She Knew Sooner
Nobody trains you to be a caregiver. Debbie Compton had to figure it out three times: her father with Parkinson's, her mother with vascular dementia, and her mother-in-law with Alzheimer's.
Now an international best-selling author and the founder of The Purple Vine, Debbie sat down with Tom Maxwell on Last Visit First to share what she learned along the way. These are the 6 lessons she wishes she had known sooner, from why you should never argue with dementia to why calling hospice early can mean years of support instead of weeks.
Swipe through the carousel, then listen to the full conversation with Debbie.