Imagine taking on the profound responsibility of Caregiving in your mid-20s, facing the daunting challenges of supporting loved ones through Cancer, Alzheimer's, and Mental Health struggles. That's exactly what Debra Lee did, and in our latest episode, she shares the heartwarming and sometimes heart-wrenching experiences of her caregiving journey. From the delicate art of balancing safety with autonomy, to the unexpected joys that illuminate the path, Debra's story is a testament to resilience and the power of family support. As she opens up about her father's passing and feeling a divine presence that brought comfort, listeners are invited to explore the emotional Growth that caregiving fosters.

Debra also sheds light on her mission to empower women through her poignant writing. Her books, “It Is What It Is, That It Is” and “Making Wise Choices, the Most Important Life Skill to Master,” provide guidance and hope to women overcoming adversity, including those transitioning from prison or rehab. Through her mentorship, Debra inspires listeners to embrace empathy, understanding, and faith in their caregiving roles. This episode is not just about navigating the challenges of caregiving but also about finding peace and contentment in life's toughest moments, ensuring a loving life without regrets.

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Rayna Neises A Season of Caring

Rayna Neises understands the joys and challenges that come from a season of caring. She helped care for both of her parents during their separate battles with Alzheimer’s over a thirty-year span. She is able to look back on those days now with no regrets – and she wishes the same for everyone caring for aging parents.

Rayna is the author of No Regrets: Hope for Your Caregiving Season, an ICF certified coach, the host of “A Season of Caring” podcast, Positive Approach® to Care (PAC)Independent Certified Trainer and speaker who is passionate about offering encouragement, support, and resources for regret-free caring aimed at preventing family caregivers from aimlessly wandering through this important season of life.

Rayna lives on a farm in southeast Kansas with her husband, Ron, and small pack of adorable dogs. She is the baby of her family, but most would never guess that. She is a former teacher who enjoys crafts of all kinds and spending time with her grandkids most of all.