Caring for a loved one living with a memory disorder can be one of the most meaningful and challenging roles you'll ever take on.

Caregivers spend a great deal of time helping the people we love. We schedule appointments, manage medications, provide transportation, prepare meals, and offer emotional support. We do what we can to make sure their needs are met. But one of the most important ways to support someone is by talking about something many families avoid: their wishes for future healthcare. These talks can be hard. No one wants to think about a medical crisis or serious illness. Still, having the