With over 30 years of experience in eldercare, Margaret Grace has helped hundreds of families navigate one of life’s most complex and emotional journeys: caring for an aging loved one. As a Geriatric Care Manager, Margaret has worked across hospitals, home care agencies, and senior living communities, guiding families through everything from dementia care planning to crisis intervention and long-term housing decisions. Her professional training in social work is matched only by her deep empathy for the caregivers she supports—many of whom are quietly juggling full-time jobs, parenting, and the weight of responsibility that comes with loving someone in their later years. Margaret started this blog to be a calm voice in the noise, a resource for anyone feeling lost, overwhelmed, or simply unsure where to begin. Here, she shares practical tools, emotional support, and honest conversations about aging, caregiving, and making tough decisions with compassion and clarity. When she’s not writing or working with families one-on-one, you’ll find Margaret tending to her herb garden, sipping tea with her rescue cat Lily curled nearby, or advocating for improved eldercare policy in her local community.
“You don’t need to be perfect to be a great caregiver. You just need to show up with love, ask for help when you need it, and keep putting one foot in front of the other. That’s what this blog is here for.”– Margaret Grace
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