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EPISODE · Jun 30, 2026 · 24 MIN

When Your parents Become Your Responsibility |Guest: Janice Goldmintz

from Born without a choice · host Victory Igberase

When the people who once cared for you begin to rely on you, life changes in ways few people are prepared for. Caring for aging parents is a journey filled with love, sacrifice, grief, and countless difficult decisions.In this heartfelt episode, Janice Goldmintz shares practical wisdom and compassionate guidance for navigating the emotional realities of caregiving. Together, we discuss supporting aging parents with dignity, balancing your own well-being while caring for others, coping with anticipatory grief, and finding hope and purpose through one of life’s most challenging transitions.Whether you’re currently a caregiver or preparing for the future, this conversation offers encouragement, understanding, and practical tools to help you move from simply surviving to thriving.⸻Contact Details🌐 Website: https://www.droppedpencil.com/becoming-an-orphanVisit Janice Goldmintz’s website to discover encouraging caregiving resources, practical support, and learn more about her book, Becoming an Orphan: The Caregiver’s Guide to Lovingly Letting Our Parents Go.

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