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The Whole Care Network

The Whole Care Network

On The Whole Care Network, We"re passionate about... Helping You Share Your Story We believe podcasts are a fantastic way for your story to be told in your own words and in your own voice. We believe it is through story-sharing where diversity meets the road to collaboration on a common cause. Our common cause is supporting caregivers, their care partners, and the care team before, during, and after caregiving ends. On The Whole Care Network, we feature a variety of shows and hosts who have a

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00:23:09

WCNFluencer - Dr Justin Graham from Tell Mel

The Whole Care Network ·

2025/04/13

In this episode of the WCN Fluencer podcast, Christopher MacLellan speaks with Dr. Justin Graham about Tell Mel, an innovative AI-driven platform designed to help caregivers capture and preserve their loved ones' stories. The conversation explores AI's empathetic nature, the importance of storytelling in caregiving, and Tell Mel's user-friendly experience. Justin shares insights into Mel's development, the onboarding process for users, and the future of AI in the caregiving space, emphasizing

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00:30:22

Back to Hospice Basics: What You Need to Know About...

The Whole Care Network ·

2025/04/13

We’re getting back to the basics of hospice - talking about starting hospice care, and what you can expect from a hospice admission. Hospice nurse Beth Cavenaugh helps to navigate this topic. There are a lot of moving parts that compose the admission to hospice care.Here are some of the main things you should know about hospice admissions: The admission process includes assessment visits from the hospice nurse, social worker, and chaplain as well visits from other disciplines like a

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00:41:52

Denial In Caregiving with Amy Fuchs

The Whole Care Network ·

2025/04/13

Today, my guest is Amy Fuchs, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Aging Life Care Professional with over 15 years of experience supporting families through the complexities of caregiving for aging loved ones. As the founder of The Elder Expert, Amy combines her compassion, empathy, and expertise to provide personalized care and guidance for older adults and their families. In today’s episode, we’ll discuss a challenging and all too familiar struggle: denial in caregiving. Whether it’s

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00:52:51

Can Burnout Be a Blessing? with Carrie Severson

The Whole Care Network ·

2025/04/13

In this episode of the Happy Healthy Caregiver podcast, we’re joined by Carrie Severson—caregiver to her husband Gavin and a recognized expert in burnout. Carrie shares how her personal caregiving journey inspired her advocacy work, storytelling, and her podcast, I Saved You. Now, Do the Dishes. We dive into the difference between caregiver burnout and the entrepreneurial burnout Carrie previously experienced and spoke about. She also recounts a shocking experience with a disruptive healthcare

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01:02:52

Holding On & Letting Go: A Caregiver’s Emotional Journey

The Whole Care Network ·

2025/04/13

"He chose to keep living." - Amy Shaw When life takes an unexpected turn, how do you find the strength to carry on? JJ and Nat sit down with Amy Shaw to share her deeply moving story raising a large family, including children with special needs, and navigating the heartbreaking journey of her husband Brian’s terminal illness. From the first signs of illness to the devastating diagnosis of brain cancer, Amy opens up about the raw emotions, challenges, and unwavering love that defined their

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00:33:09

AgingGayfully™ The Power of I Can

The Whole Care Network ·

2025/04/13

In this engaging conversation, Chris and Josh explore Chris's journey to better health and adventure in his new endeavor: acting! A gay senior, Christopher MacLellan, and an ally, Josh Wilson, podcasting about life, love, liberty and travel. Don't Say Gay?... Say AgingGayfully™! AgingGayfully™ is about living life with dignity in an age-friendly society regardless of orientation or economic status because longevity is a justice issue. AgingGayfully™ is about finding your voice as we age. We

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00:58:18

Essential Travel Hacks for Caregivers

The Whole Care Network ·

2025/04/13

Travel Hacks for Dementia Caregivers: Unlock the Secrets to Stress-Free Adventures Ever dreamed of taking that family vacation, but worried about how to manage your loved one's dementia away from home? Traveling with dementia can feel daunting, but it doesn't have to mean the end of your adventures. Join us as we chat with travel expert Adriane Berg and uncover practical travel hacks specifically for dementia caregivers. We'll discuss: Planning strategies: Choosing dementia-friendly

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00:39:49

Understanding and healing from a Soul Injury

The Whole Care Network ·

2025/04/13

What if the deepest wounds aren’t physical, but spiritual? In this powerful episode, hospice nurse practitioner Deborah Grassman introduces the concept of Soul Injury—a disconnection from our sense of self, often rooted in trauma, grief, and unresolved emotional pain. Drawing on her decades of work with veterans and dying patients, Deborah shares how recognizing and healing these unseen wounds can lead to profound self-acceptance and inner peace. This is more than a conversation—it’s an

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00:28:59

Celebrating a Milestone: Our 100th Podcast Episode!

The Whole Care Network ·

2025/04/13

Today, we are thrilled to celebrate a major milestone—our 100th podcast episode! This journey has been incredible, and we are so grateful to have you as part of our community. Every episode has been an opportunity to learn, grow, and connect, and we couldn't have done it without you. No matter where you are, we invite you to celebrate with us! Whether it’s by sharing your favorite episode, reflecting on the insights gained, or simply taking a moment to appreciate this journey, let’s make this

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00:19:29

Helping My Husband Manage the Pain of Head and Neck...

The Whole Care Network ·

2025/04/11

In this episode of I Saved You. Now, Do the Dishes., I pull back the curtain on the chaotic world of cancer treatment scheduling and pain management. Spoiler: it’s less “organized care plan” and more “full-time logistical nightmare.” From juggling 12 appointments in a week to coordinating three different pharmacy pick-ups (yes, really) for five different drugs, I talk about what it’s like to be the caregiver, the calendar, and the human pharmacy technician—all while trying to make sure my

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00:33:06

WCN Author's Spotlight Featuring Alfredo Botello -...

The Whole Care Network ·

2025/04/10

In this episode of the WCN Author's Spotlight, Host Christopher MacLellan interviews Alfredo Botello, author of 'Spin Cycle: Notes from a Reluctant Caregiver.' Throughout the episode, Alfredo talks about his journey as a caregiver for his mother diagnosed with Alzheimer's, the emotional challenges he faced, and the importance of humor and compassion in caregiving. Alfredo shares insights on how to connect with loved ones experiencing cognitive decline and offers advice for new caregivers. The

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00:44:30

How To Manage Seagulls in End of Life Caregiving

The Whole Care Network ·

2025/04/06

Patty Webster of The Conversation Project is talking with me about the swoopers and seagulls that are sometimes part of the caregiving experience. As part of her caregiving journey with her dad and siblings, Patty realized that she had been a “swooper”, offering her opinions about her dad’s care during an intermittent visit. Here’s what Patty says she learned:Supporting the primary caregiver is an important part of caregiving from a distance.“Swoopers” and “seagulls” tend to offer input into

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00:48:51

How to be a Better Advocate for Yourself and Your...

The Whole Care Network ·

2025/04/06

In this fourth and final episode of our special series in partnership with Stanford Healthcare, our guest Susan Evans shares the ins and outs of caregiving, and talks about her work to support other caregivers dealing with the challenges of Alzheimer’s Disease. As a caregiver, Susan worked to ensure her dad was safe and well cared for. She and her brother incorporated humor into their caregiving journey, and now she works to ensure other caregivers have the resources they need. Here are a few

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00:55:16

The Enlightened Caregiver with Dr. Tina Sadarangani

The Whole Care Network ·

2025/04/06

Dr. Tina Sadarangani is a sandwich generation caregiver and a NYU Assistant Professor who is a board-certified adult and geriatric nurse practitioner. Even though she is a clinician and has a PhD focused on aging, she still finds navigating our healthcare system difficult as the quarterback of the family’s care team. In this episode, we talk about what Dr. Tina would do to improve our healthcare system for family caregivers, her mobile app that helps families better manage a person’s day to

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00:41:33

Mythbusters: We'll either die peacefully in our sleep...

The Whole Care Network ·

2025/04/06

In this tips-loaded conversation, Brandy and Emilia challenge the common belief that aging means either living fully independently or moving into a nursing home. The reality? There’s a wide spectrum of possibilities in between—and understanding those options is essential for individuals, families, and professionals working in senior care. Whether you're a caregiver, healthcare professional, or planning for your own future, this conversation offers thoughtful insights into aging with dignity,

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00:34:51

They Know What We Don’t, Elder Law Attorneys: Four...

The Whole Care Network ·

2025/04/06

We don't know what we don't know. But elder law attorneys do, and their expertise can be transformational for families facing aging-related challenges. Whether you're dealing with a recent diagnosis, planning for potential long-term care needs, or simply trying to prepare for the future, understanding how and when to work with an elder law attorney can make all the difference in your journey. In this episode, we'll explore four essential tips for working with elder law attorneys, based on

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01:29:02

A Son's Journey: Love, Humor, and Learning to Let Go...

The Whole Care Network ·

2025/04/06

David Bredbenner, author of "Going Home: A Journey with Dementia," shares his profound experience caring for his mother through her journey with dementia. Before dementia, Betty Jane was a dynamo - a retired nurse turned successful artist who ran marathons well into her late 70s. The decline began subtly after a fall, but it was the passing of David's sister Terry that marked the stark transition into full-blown dementia One of David's most powerful lessons was learning to "throw logic right

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00:58:15

When Caregiving Finds You: Navigating Alzheimer’s &...

The Whole Care Network ·

2025/04/06

When Caregiving Finds You: Navigating Alzheimer’s & Family Care Confessions of a Reluctant Caregiver 00:00 | 58:15 More Info Confessions of a Reluctant Caregiver When Caregiving Finds You: Navigating Alzheimer’s & Family Care Apr 01, 2025 Episode 124 Natalie Elliott Handy and JJ Elliott Hill "You have to be ready to roll with it." - Alfredo Botello Stepping into the role of caregiver isn’t always a choice, it’s a journey filled with love, loss, and unexpected

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00:27:17

Honoring Life’s Journey: A Meaningful Farewell with...

The Whole Care Network ·

2025/04/06

In this podcast, we have the pleasure of interviewing Amy Bridger from Farmstead, an organization dedicated to honoring those who have passed away in a truly unique and heartfelt way. Farmstead offers a special service that allows families to commemorate their loved ones in a serene and picturesque setting—a beautiful farm where ashes can be laid to rest in a manner that truly reflects the essence of the departed. This peaceful haven provides a personalized farewell, ensuring that the final

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00:45:27

Gut Health and Parkinson's w/ Dr. Lawrence Schiller

The Whole Care Network ·

2025/04/06

Is Parkinson’s Disease Linked to Gut Health? In this episode of CareLab, Dr. Lawrence Schiller dives into the fascinating connection between gut health and Parkinson’s disease. Key takeaways from this episode: ✅ How the gut microbiome may play a role in Parkinson’s ✅ Common digestive issues faced by Parkinson’s patients ✅ The importance of diet and swallowing mindfulness ✅ The need for strong doctor-patient communication Listen now to uncover the latest insights. Find Caregiver Training

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