Grieving for your aging parent before you lose them 

When we think of grief we usually think of funerals and sympathy cards, however we can grieve for someone who is still alive.
It's called Anticipatory Grief. We might not even realize how it's affecting us as we interact with our aging parents
Garrick Colwell is a Certified Grief Educator. In an interview with Kim & Mike Barnes of Parenting Aging Parents, Garrick shares how to know if you're suffering from anticipatory grief, what causes it, how it shows up, how it's different from regular grief, why grief and mourning are not the same and how to cope.
**************************************************
√ If you're a caregiver looking for more resources and support - join our free, private Facebook group to get insight and share experiences. For info: go to parentingaging....
√ The Caregiver’s Key - A Guide to Gathering Essential Information. Use this guide to gather and organize important information about your aging parents. It's a way to keep everything together and will prompt you with questions you didn’t even know to ask. For more info: parentingaging...