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A Long-Distance Caregiver's Journey to Support Aging Parents

April 13, 2025 - 10:50

A Long-Distance Caregiver's Journey to Support Aging Parents

Sometimes I have to drop everything and travel 7,000 miles to help care for my aging parents. Recently, I made the difficult decision to leave my own family behind in Los Angeles to spend three months in Hong Kong, providing the care and support my parents desperately needed.

The emotional weight of this choice was significant, as it meant being away from my children and partner during a crucial time. However, the bond I share with my parents is irreplaceable, and their well-being has always been a priority for me.

Navigating the challenges of aging can be overwhelming, and I am grateful to be able to assist them in managing daily tasks and medical appointments. This experience has deepened my appreciation for the sacrifices parents make and has reinforced my commitment to being there for them in their time of need. Although the distance can be daunting, the love and connection we share bridge the miles between us.


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