Welcome to “Dementia’s Blurred Lines” this is a Podcast for family caregivers. Here we’ll talk about how Dementia and Narcissism collide. When our aging parents need help. It’s raw, honest and real life moments of reflection and everyday experiences. Buckle up and let’s help each other through this very difficult journey.
Disclaimers: I am not a Therapist, Clinical Psychologist, Professional Counselor or a Diagnosis Specialist.
This episode is about the man who stepped up and became my pops. He changed my world, with his compassion, love and support 💞
12 Jun 2026
Episode: 17 Tender Moments With My Mom
In this episode I share sweet soft memories of my childhood with the mom.
2 Jun 2026
Episode: 16 The Cruelty of Words And The Day I Got My Smile Back
My mom’s cruel words followed me for decades. And this is one of those stories. Words matter so be kind to others, you never know what someone is going through 🌸🥰
28 May 2026
Episode:15 When The Puzzle Pieces Finally Fit
Finally Understanding My Mom’s Childhood Trauma And Her Dementia
19 May 2026
Episode: 14 Two Young Mothers, Two Generations On Their Shoulders.
This Is For All The Young Caregivers 🌸🫶🏼
7 May 2026
Episode: 13 Seeing The Light After The Darkness Of Dementia
This episode is when I stepped into dementia’s shadow
29 Apr 2026
Episode: 12. Finding my way back to my husband and our life..
A quick breakfast out with my husband and looking for a truck for his business. It hit me hard, the freedom I’d missed and longed for 🌸
26 Apr 2026
Episode 11: The Aftermath Of Telling The Story
Last Week Brought More Than I Expected
23 Apr 2026
Episode: 10 When my mom up and moved to Alaska with her new boyfriend..
I was 16 and my mom moved to Alaska without me. Her and her new boyfriend decided to go and start a new life, and left me to clean up the mess..
16 Apr 2026
Episode: 9 Seeing My Mom’s Dementia With Clear Eyes
This episode is about clarity and understanding. I finally saw my mom as she is now, in her Dementia.
16 Apr 2026
Episode: 8 Grounding Myself When I Wanted To Quit
This episode takes place in the hours after everything cracked open. Not the rage itself, but what came next. I needed to steady and ground myself, even though I was still shaking and making decisions I didn’t want to make.
7 Apr 2026
Episode 7: The Rage Is Real and No One Talks About It
In this episode I talk openly about a moment of explosive anger that shook me to my core. If you’ve ever snapped or felt that overwhelming anger bubble up while caregiving, this episode is for you and you are NOT alone.
2 Apr 2026
Episode 6: When Old Wounds Show Up In The Middle Of Caregiving.
In this raw, late night episode, I talk about an appointment I had that cracked open an old wound, I thought was healed.
While navigating my mom and caring for her, my brother is no where to be found ((as usual)). Sometimes trying to explain a lived experience is so difficult to find words.
1 Apr 2026
Episode 5: Why I Started This, and How It Happened
In this episode, I share the moment that pushed me to start writing my story and eventually create this podcast and write my book. It wasn’t planned, it was one of those emotional collisions that forces you to face what you’ve been carrying for years. If you’re caring for a parent who once hurt you, or you’ve ever wondered if you’re the only one trying to survive this kind of chaos, this episode is for you. You matter, your feelings matter and you’re not doing this alone.
26 Mar 2026
Episode 4: Recording in the Cracks of Caregiving: What You Don’t See
Episode 4 offers a quiet look at the hidden side of creating this Podcast while caregiving. I talk about the moments that never make it into the audio — the pauses, the juggling, the emotional undercurrent— and how this show comes together in the small spaces, my crazy life allows.
22 Mar 2026
Episode 3: The Aftermath — What I Carried Home With Me
In this episode, I talk about what happened after I left, the drive home, trying to explain what I saw to my husband. The impact it had on me, my mom and my stepdad, the moment my life shifted into caregiving but I didn’t know it yet.
Disclaimer: I am not a Therapist, Psychologist, or a Clinical Diagnosis Specialist.
16 Mar 2026
Episode 2: Walking back into the blurred lines
I thought I had closed the door on that part of my life for good. But one phone call from my Uncle shattered the distance I’d worked so hard to create. In this episode, I share the moment I stepped back into my mother’s world after six years of peace and the heartbreaking truth I walked into the next day.
12 Mar 2026
Growing up in the Blurred Lines.
Episode 1 opens the door to my story and the journey that shaped this Podcast. If you’ve lived through complicated family dynamics or caregiving that blurs the past and present, this space is for you.
Disclaimer:
I’m not a Therapist, Clinical Psychologist or a Diagnosis Specialist.
Reach and audience
Public platform figures. Ratings count people who left a rating, not total listeners.
Apple Podcasts (US)
5.0 / 5
1 ratings
Contact Dementia’s Blurred Lines
Guest appearances
Does not typically book guests
Based on episode analysis; this does not confirm that the show is currently accepting guests.
Host of Dementia’s Blurred Lines?
Claim your podcast to manage its listing and keep your show details accurate.
Pod Engine is an independent podcast discovery and analytics service and is not affiliated with or endorsed by this podcast. Artwork and show content belong to their owners. Full legal notice.
Explore this show Podcast research with Pod Engine
