Steven Wilson
Steven Wilson
Mom fell and is now in a nursing home (Am I a good son?)
Mom fell and is now in a nursing home (Am I a good son?)
Mom fell and is now in a nursing home (Am I a good son?)
Monday 6th November 2023
Steven Wilson shares heartfelt reflections on caregiving and family dynamics after placing his mother in a nursing home following a fall.
28 minutes
Raw
Inspiring
Thought-provoking
Emotional Turmoil
Candid
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Episode Overview
- Stephen Wilson's personal journey as an abuse survivor and recovering addict
- Reflections on the emotional challenges of placing a loved one in a nursing home
- Questioning the complexities of caregiving and family dynamics
- Navigating resentment, guilt, and the pursuit of dignity in old age
- Raw and unapologetic storytelling that offers profound insights
You see, if it is true that you need to be a good sheet rocker, a good teacher, a good salesman, a good executive, a good uncle, a good son, you also need to be a good old person because what exactly are you doing outside of complaining that you're old and you can't do these things?
Imagine finding your elderly parent after a fall, alone and vulnerable. In this touching episode of 'The Leaves of a Victim never more', Steven Wilson opens up about a recent incident involving his mother. She had been living independently until a fall left her in need of urgent care. The pharmacy delivery person found her, but the experience has led Steven to question his role as a son and caregiver.
He delves into the emotional rollercoaster of placing her in a nursing home, grappling with feelings of guilt, resentment, and the harsh realities of aging. Steven's raw storytelling offers a deeply human perspective on caregiving and family dynamics, making you ponder your own relationships and responsibilities. He also reads the poignant poem 'Do Not Stand at My Grave and Weep' by Mary Frye, adding an emotional layer to his reflections.
This episode is a candid exploration of love, duty, and the pursuit of dignity in old age, providing comfort and insights for anyone facing similar challenges.