Philip King-Lowe

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16,433 appearances 48 recordings 1 series first heard Sep 2024 last heard 22 Aug

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Today’s Autistic Moment: A Podcast for Autistic Adults by An Autistic Adult · Self-Care: The Autistic Caregivers · 22 Aug 2026 podcast

You know, I really had some hard times that weekend I was like, I really don't want my mother to go, but that's what she wants.

that those are moments when you really do have to do some hard thinking.

I'd like to tell you it's easy, but it's not.

And you ultimately have to make the decision to do what they want in a situation like that.

Um so that's a personal story of my own.

But if uh uh go ahead and talk a talk Cheryl.

Actually you just said something in regard to this that I want us to to really strongly empathize with our audience.

While the person that you let's say you're not caring for that person in the caregiver role yet as much as possible

You do want to have those conversations before you arrive there.

Because let me tell you, when the moment finally gets there, you don't have any time, any mental space to say, Oh, what would you like me to do?

I tell you, you know, it's like one of those things where, oh boy, it's like all you all you can really think of is just making sure you take care of what this person's needs are.

So if you happen to be in a family where you've got brothers and sisters

and you guys can talk, do it do it while you can.

And and just make sure you know who's gonna do what and

Or, you know, just be aware of things like that because like I say, I remember being thrust into that moment and I said, Oh boy, what am I gonna do?

Um and that sort of thing.

So just just to your benefit, have those conversations early and just make sure you write things down or put things in in the right memory stock or whatever you do.

But uh yeah, it's very important to have those.

conversations earlier.

You know, I I mean after my mother was put in independent living, my husband Jason and I went out for breakfast with his parents and it was hard to do it, but I did say to him, my husband, I said, let me tell you something.

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