Steve

Steve

Writing about Open Class Action Lawsuits and Dementia Science and Tips since 2019!

My Sister Stopped Visiting, and I Don’t Blame Her

My sister stopped visiting, and honestly, I don’t blame her. It’s not because she doesn’t care or because she’s angry with me. Sometimes, life just gets complicated in ways that make even the closest relationships hard to maintain. When she…

I Cried in the Grocery Store Because She Forgot Milk

I cried in the grocery store because she forgot the milk. It sounds simple, almost silly, but in that moment, it felt like everything was unraveling. I was standing there, pushing the cart, watching the aisles blur around me, and…

No One Prepares You for This Kind of Grief

No one really prepares you for the kind of grief that hits deep and unexpected. It’s not just sadness; it’s a whole storm of feelings that can feel confusing, overwhelming, and sometimes even isolating. Grief isn’t a neat, predictable process.…

Why I Started Journaling After Her Diagnosis

After she was diagnosed, everything felt overwhelming and uncertain. I found myself caught in a whirlwind of emotions—fear, sadness, confusion—and I didn’t know how to make sense of it all. That’s when I started journaling. Writing became my way to…

The Power of Touch When Words Are Gone

When words fail, touch speaks. It is one of the most powerful ways humans connect, communicate, and heal. From the moment we are born, touch is our first language. Even before we can see or hear, we feel the world…

He Doesn’t Know It’s Christmas—But We Celebrate Anyway

He doesn’t know it’s Christmas, but we celebrate anyway. This simple truth captures a special kind of holiday spirit—one that goes beyond the usual traditions and decorations. Sometimes, Christmas isn’t just about the person who understands it or even the…

How Caregiving Changed My Sense of Time

Caregiving has a way of changing how you experience time. Before I became a caregiver, time felt like a steady river flowing at a predictable pace. Days had clear beginnings and endings, and I could plan my hours with some…

The First Time She Didn’t Know Her Own Reflection

The first time she didn’t recognize her own reflection was a moment that shook her deeply. It wasn’t just about seeing a face in the mirror; it was about feeling disconnected from herself, as if the person staring back was…

I’m Not Ready, But I’m Doing It Anyway

There’s something powerful about stepping into the unknown, especially when you don’t feel ready. That feeling of hesitation, that voice inside saying, “Maybe I should wait,” or “I’m not sure I can do this,” is familiar to many. But sometimes,…