UK Health Radio Podcast
UK Health Radio Podcast
45: Confessions of a Reluctant Caregiver with JJ Elliott Hill, Natalie Elliott Handy & Emilie Elliott - Episode 45
45: Confessions of a Reluctant Caregiver with JJ Elliott Hill, Natalie Elliott Handy & Emilie Elliott - Episode 45
45: Confessions of a Reluctant Caregiver with JJ Elliott Hill, Natalie Elliott Handy & Emilie Elliott - Episode 45
Wednesday 17th July 2024
Sisters JJ, Natalie, and Emilie share their caregiving journey with humour and honesty, offering tips and inspiration for fellow caregivers.
45 minutes
Honest
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Hopeful
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Episode Overview
- It's okay to express your needs as a caregiver.
- Humour can be a powerful tool in difficult times.
- Balancing life and caregiving is challenging but possible.
- Support from family and friends is invaluable.
- Finding hope in small victories can make a big difference.
"It's okay to not have all the answers; sometimes just being there is enough"
In this heartfelt episode of the UK Health Radio Podcast, sisters JJ Elliott Hill, Natalie Elliott Handy, and Emilie Elliott open up about their caregiving experiences. They share the rollercoaster journey of supporting their mother through Parkinson's disease and their father through cancer. With a mix of humour and raw honesty, they reveal the challenges, unexpected moments, and small victories that come with caregiving.
The sisters aim to inspire other caregivers to express their needs and find hope in their situations. Through personal stories and guest interviews, they provide valuable tips and resources for anyone on a similar path. This episode is a touching reminder that you are not alone in your caregiving journey and that it's okay to ask for help.