Caring for Dad: how my sister and I are sharing the load

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This personal essay is written by Amy Coupal, CEO of the Ontario Caregiver Association.

“Aren’t you emotional about this?” my sister Julia asked me over the phone from Calgary a few weeks ago.

We were having another conversation about my 86-year-old dad, Charles, moving out of the home we grew up in, here in Toronto.

The truth is I am emotional, but right now as his primary caregiver here on the ground, there’s so much to do, and in that moment that’s what I was focused on.

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Sharing the caregiving load from a distance is a situation that could cause friction in the family,

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