Thirteen Years of Multigenerational Living (and Thriving!) — with Corie Begley
The Hart Of It All with Teri HartShow Notes
When Corie Begley’s parents first moved in, it was to support her mom through the final stages of her life. Thirteen years later, her dad still lives with them, woven into the daily routine, the dinner table, and even the laundry schedule. Corie joins Teri Hart to talk honestly about what long-term multigenerational living really looks like: the grief that started it, the boundaries they had to figure out, and the many ways her dad’s presence has been a gift to her kids and to her. This conversation is a hopeful look at collaborative multigenerational living, and how having a parent under your roof can create a stronger, more connected family life.
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No one should have to do it alone. That’s the heart behind The Hart of It All, hosted by Canadian broadcaster Teri Hart. Inspired by her own experience caring for her dad and helping her mom navigate a new reality, Teri shines a light on the stories, resources, and conversations caregivers need most.
From doctors and nutritionists to fellow caregivers living it every day, each episode offers guidance and connection. Honest, supportive, and grounded in lived experience, The Hart of It All is here to remind us that caring for each other is something we’re all in together. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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