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What happens when you suddenly become responsible for parents facing cognitive decline and dementia? ( and then cancer )

Many of us have no idea how to cope with the changes that can come fast and furious — the fear, the uncertainty, and the feeling of being lost and alone. Only those who have lived through it truly understand what it’s like to lose the parents we’ve known our whole lives, even as they remain physically right in front of us.

Join Kip Lewis on his real-time journey as he navigates the emotional role reversal so many of us experience with aging parents. From recognizing the early signs to managing your first reactions and enduring the emotional rollercoaster that comes with caring for the people who once cared for us — this series explores it all with honesty and heart.

Share your own stories, ask questions, and connect with others as we all go parentsitting together.

Email: parentsitting@gmail.com