ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this episode, I sit down with Leah Easley who shares her experience of becoming the caregiver for both of her parents and the emotional weight that came with watching each of them pass away. She opens up about the challenges of caregiving, the reality of anticipatory grief, and what life looked like after losing the two people she spent so much time caring for. This is an honest conversation about love, sacrifice, loss, and learning to move forward after unimangiable heartbreak
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