In this episode, Diane Carbo, RN, speaks with Ronald H. Lane, PhD, founder of HOPE-Neuron Therapeutx, about ALS treatment research, immune therapy, neuroinflammation, and how families can hold onto hope without being misled.
Caregiver guilt can make you feel like you are never doing enough. In this episode, Jeanette Yates shares how caregivers can move from burnout and overwhelm toward realistic boundaries, practical support, and tools that actually make care easier.
Funeral pre-planning is not about being morbid. It is about protecting the people you love. In this episode, Bob Arrington shares why planning ahead can reduce stress, prevent confusion, and help families make thoughtful end-of-life decisions before a crisis.
When dementia changes personality, caregivers often grieve while still giving care. Susan L. Koen, PhD, shares her journey loving and caring for Barbara through behavioral variant frontotemporal dementia, anticipatory grief, courage, and death with dignity.