episode summarY
Terri Pease was a care partner and then caregiver to her husband, Peter, before he passed. After Peter died, she wrote a book that is not only a loving tribute to her life with Peter but a love letter to all care partners and caregivers. You can learn more about Terri and get a copy of her book, From Care Partner to Caregiver – Love, Dignity & Parkinson’s, here: https://www.terripease.com. Also, be sure to subscribe on her website to get the free meditation she talked about called Calm, Committed and Connected – a free Caregiver’s Restorative Meditation. Have any questions? Don’t hesitate to reach out to us at [email protected].
Terri talks about:
- Letting go of the feeling of “mutuality”
- Learning to embrace reality
- Why Parkinson’s is a couple’s disease
- How to adapt when the plan you had for your life changes
- The difference between self-care and aftercare
- Handling anger
and more! You can find more of our care partner resources here.
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- Learn more about Terri at TerriPease.com
- Terri’s book “From Care Partner to Caregiver: Love, Dignity, and Parkinson’s”
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