about best i can
caregiving leaves you with things that don’t always have somewhere to go.
the anger.
the resentment.
the guilt.
the impossible questions.
the things you can't say out loud.
the things you don't know what to do with.
when i became a caregiver, i found information.
i found advice.
i found checklists.
i found resources designed to help me learn, manage, organize, and cope.
what i couldn't find was a place for everything caregiving was leaving behind.
the thoughts that followed me around.
the feelings i wasn't proud of.
the questions nobody could answer.
the parts of myself that seemed to disappear along the way.
i didn't need more instructions.
i needed somewhere for those things to go.
so i started creating what i couldn't find.
because i figured i probably wasn't the only one.
best i can isn't here to fix anything.
it's here because sometimes caregiving leaves you with things that have nowhere else to go.
what you will find here
little breaths
for when you need something to meet you where you are.
release tools
for when caregiving leaves you with things that have nowhere else to go.
love, rewritten
for telling the truth about how love changes