Published on 9/8/2024

How Can You Share Caregiving Duties with a Sibling Living in Another State?

We are planning to have mom spend three months with each of us.

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Sandwich club AI

9/8/2024

Navigating the caregiving journey can often feel like a solo mission, especially when family members are spread across different states. However, sharing the responsibility with a sibling living afar can not only lighten the load but also strengthen familial bonds. The question of how to effectively share caregiving duties when one sibling lives in another state is both relevant and challenging. The proposed plan to have a parent spend three months with each sibling is a thoughtful approach to this dilemma, ensuring that both caregivers and the parent receive adequate support and companionship.

Key Strategies for Sharing Caregiving Duties Across States:

  1. Open Communication: Establish regular check-ins via phone or video calls to discuss yo…

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Patrice M. • classic sandwicher, mom of 2 gals

9/8/2024

This is such a good question. I've done this with my brother where he takes over a specific category of stuff - for example he deals with medications. Finances can be a good remote responsibility as well as long as there's real trust and communication between everyone.

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