Women Who Carry the World

On International Women’s Day, we celebrate women’s leadership, achievements, and progress. But there is another group of women whose strength is rarely recognized. Women caregivers. In the United States today, more than 63 million people provide care for a loved one — and about 61% of them are women. Nearly 40 million women are quietly holding families and communities together every single day. In this episode of New York Girl Again – The After, Thérèse shines a light on the invisible strength of women caregivers — the love, sacrifice, and resilience required to care for someone else while often putting their own lives on hold. But the story doesn’t end when caregiving does. This episode also explores what happens after caregiving ends — the moment many women find themselves asking a new question: Where do I go from here? If you are a caregiver, a former caregiver, or someone who loves one, this episode is a powerful reminder that caregiving strength doesn’t disappear when the role ends. Sometimes the greatest courage is found in the decision to begin again. Join our growing community of caregivers navigating the After at NewYorkGirlAgain.com.  You can also connect with us on social media:  Facebook: @NewYorkGirlAgain  Instagram: @NYGirlAgain