Seth Rogen

She also would... She would walk around the house from sunup to way past sundown. And just scream. And eventually she started screaming for hours, walking around and screaming. She also would walk out the door. My dad had to sort of put paper over the windows to cover up what was outside to try to keep her inside. And the toll it was taking on was huge, as I said.

She also would... She would walk around the house from sunup to way past sundown. And just scream. And eventually she started screaming for hours, walking around and screaming. She also would walk out the door. My dad had to sort of put paper over the windows to cover up what was outside to try to keep her inside. And the toll it was taking on was huge, as I said.

And we often felt like when we tried to step into CareGive, there was resistance because he really, he was her caregiver.

And we often felt like when we tried to step into CareGive, there was resistance because he really, he was her caregiver.

And we often felt like when we tried to step into CareGive, there was resistance because he really, he was her caregiver.

It quickly, you know, after the first couple years, it was clear. I would say by the time she was 58, 57, maybe she had to retire from teaching. Maybe 56 even. And then by... Yeah, by 58, 59, she really needed care. She was still mobile at that point, but it was pretty hard to, you know, get her to focus or, you know, stay calm in a lot of moments.

It quickly, you know, after the first couple years, it was clear. I would say by the time she was 58, 57, maybe she had to retire from teaching. Maybe 56 even. And then by... Yeah, by 58, 59, she really needed care. She was still mobile at that point, but it was pretty hard to, you know, get her to focus or, you know, stay calm in a lot of moments.

It quickly, you know, after the first couple years, it was clear. I would say by the time she was 58, 57, maybe she had to retire from teaching. Maybe 56 even. And then by... Yeah, by 58, 59, she really needed care. She was still mobile at that point, but it was pretty hard to, you know, get her to focus or, you know, stay calm in a lot of moments.

And so I, you know, I was in therapy at the time, still am. And, you know, my therapist was like, well, if your dad is the primary caregiver, then you should be your dad's primary caregiver. Yeah.

And so I, you know, I was in therapy at the time, still am. And, you know, my therapist was like, well, if your dad is the primary caregiver, then you should be your dad's primary caregiver. Yeah.

And so I, you know, I was in therapy at the time, still am. And, you know, my therapist was like, well, if your dad is the primary caregiver, then you should be your dad's primary caregiver. Yeah.

So sort of like, you know, what Nick has said is, you know, when someone is the primary caregiver and they are showing that they are taking the lead, then as the child, it was very helpful to me to know how I could help. You know, before it was like, I don't know what to do or how to help. So it was like, how do we make this easier for my dad so then he can help my mom?

So sort of like, you know, what Nick has said is, you know, when someone is the primary caregiver and they are showing that they are taking the lead, then as the child, it was very helpful to me to know how I could help. You know, before it was like, I don't know what to do or how to help. So it was like, how do we make this easier for my dad so then he can help my mom?

So sort of like, you know, what Nick has said is, you know, when someone is the primary caregiver and they are showing that they are taking the lead, then as the child, it was very helpful to me to know how I could help. You know, before it was like, I don't know what to do or how to help. So it was like, how do we make this easier for my dad so then he can help my mom?

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Definitely. Yeah. No. And there was, I mean, I remember my dad and I certainly, you know, it wasn't all, you know, sunshine and rainbows every moment of this, no doubt. And, you know, certainly there was conflict and there was one moment where we had deep conflict and I was like, can you meet me at my therapist? And we had a joint session where we talked through everything.

Definitely. Yeah. No. And there was, I mean, I remember my dad and I certainly, you know, it wasn't all, you know, sunshine and rainbows every moment of this, no doubt. And, you know, certainly there was conflict and there was one moment where we had deep conflict and I was like, can you meet me at my therapist? And we had a joint session where we talked through everything.

Definitely. Yeah. No. And there was, I mean, I remember my dad and I certainly, you know, it wasn't all, you know, sunshine and rainbows every moment of this, no doubt. And, you know, certainly there was conflict and there was one moment where we had deep conflict and I was like, can you meet me at my therapist? And we had a joint session where we talked through everything.