Welcome! 

Did You Know?

• Chronic stress, such as that experienced by caregiving, can age the brain by 4 years.

• When close in age to the loved one they are caring for, the caregiver is likely to precede their loved one in death.

• Get active!  Cardiovascular exercise can help reduce your risk of cognitive decline.

Quick Bites for Brain Health

• A handful of walnuts and blueberries 

• Pure dark cocoa powder

• Curcumin



Are you caring for a loved one with Alzheimer's Disease or a related dementia?

Do you feel overwhelmed with the many decisions you have to make for your loved one, especially in the areas of medical, housing and finance?

Do you struggle with getting support from other family members?

You are not in this alone.

I am Raquel Molina and my passion is helping family caregivers find the support they need to provide the loving care to their loved one without experiencing chronic caregiver burnout.

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One of the most predictable things in life is that it can be unpredictable.  Even those of us who are extreme planners sometimes find ourselves in situations for which we couldn't have possibly planned.  Being summoned for Geri-Duty is a prime example.  Geri-Duty can sneak up on you while you're raising your family, building your business, or planning your retirement.  This website aims to be a place of non-judgemental support for those of us who are caring for an elderly family member with cognitive decline. Thank you for stopping by.