Candace Dellacona

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262 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 6 Jul

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Good Life Project · The Caregiving Conversation Everyone Postpones Until It's Too Late. · 6 Jul 2026 podcast
reflect in your own family structure or friends that have lots of siblings, rarely are the siblings so similar that they would approach any problem similarly.
So everyone has a different lens in which they're seeing that situation.
And then you add to it, every sibling has a different relationship with their parent.
And because of that, they're going to respond differently, react differently.
And so having lead time, as you put it, to allow everyone to kind of settle into those decisions.
Because the other part of this, and I'm going to go back to it, is identity, right?
We're all shifting our identity within the family unit during this time too, right?
So a child, quote unquote, adult child is perhaps taking a more authoritative role, a management role where they normally look to their parent
to take on that role.
So you're thinking about a healthcare issue, anticipatory grief of losing the person, fulfilling a different role within the family structure.
You know, you're not the goofy younger brother anymore.
You happen to be an accountant who actually knows quite a bit about money.
And so you're going to have to get your sister, your older sister, who's always bossed you around to listen to you about why it's important that the financial advisor be involved.
Right.
So you're you have a time of crisis and you have all of these identities sort of shifting and morphing in real time.
And then you add to it spouses because they are also living in the houses with those siblings and they have opinions and their own family experiences are bleeding into the advice that they're providing to your brother or your sister.
So it's a recipe for family conflict.
It is.
And if you think about it, Jonathan, most of our parenting comes into play through modeling, through our own behavior rather than our words.
Right.
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