Susie Singer-Carter on Finding Joy in Caregiving and Advocating for Eldercare Reform
It is going to take a monumental move, the me too movement, where we shame the upper tier into having to do what needs to be done.
Susie Singer-Carter wears many hats - filmmaker, actor, and staunch advocate for eldercare reform. In this engaging episode of the UK Health Radio Podcast, Susie opens up about her deeply personal journey as a caregiver for her mother, Norma, who was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. She shares touching anecdotes from her caregiving experience, highlighting both the challenges and unexpected moments of joy that come with caring for a loved one with dementia.
Susie's story isn't just about hardship; it's about finding light in the darkest of times and reshaping how we view eldercare. She talks passionately about her upcoming documentary project, which aims to bring these stories to a wider audience and spark much-needed conversations around Alzheimer's and dementia. Susie also delves into her own podcast, which continues the dialogue she started with her film, offering a platform for others to share their experiences and insights.
For anyone caring for an aging loved one or interested in eldercare reform, this episode is a heartfelt and inspiring listen. Tune in to hear Susie's powerful message of hope, joy, and change.