So many of us are in the sandwich generation, parenting our children and caring for our aging parents at the same time. And it's hard stuff. Choosing where to be and when - and giving ourselves grace when maybe we would choose differently knowing what we know now is sometimes hard to accomplish. I know I struggle with it. But my guest today has really been helping me with that. And I know she's going to help you too! Laura's story is statistically impossible and almost hard to believe, but what's more breathtaking is her storytelling and the beauty she discovered in such a dark place.Laura Dill is the author of the book "Daughter: Embracing the Difficult Journey of Caring for a Dying Parent without Falling Apart" and founder of the Slay Society, a non profit organization benefiting caregivers. And not only has she found her purpose, but I imagine you too will be inspired to find yours. https://www.slaysocietyinc.caPurchase the book here:https://a.co/d/0dGyF1jSupport the showI want to thank YOU for taking time of your day to listen. I don’t know if you’re here because you’ve gotten a tough diagnosis or someone you love has - or if you just want to learn more about how to feel empowered to change your story and find purpose in your life. But I’m glad you’re here. If I can beat a universally deadly cancer and live a better, happier life, truly grateful for my cancer wake up call, I know the tools I’ve learned will help you too. Your life is about to get so much better. Please share the Brainy Blonde Podcast with someone you love. See you soon!Love you, Rebeccahttps://www.instagram.com/thatbrainyblonde/https://www.instagram.com/brainyblondepodcast

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