
Angie Thyer
We stopped counting the days and started making the days count.
We stopped counting the days and started making the days count.
I decided to take the responsibility of being her primary caregiver so that my 3 older siblings did not have to risk their job security during this time.
Kurt’s bravery in embracing his vulnerability, and my privilege in being there to care for him, created a connection that went beyond friendship, leaving an impact on my life forever.
Caregiving is intimate and vulnerable and humbling and an honor I am grateful but saddened to have experienced.
Caregivers, especially those in the space of a terminal disease, do they best they can under extraordinary conditions. We do this out of love, which can give you power you never imagined.