As our parents enter their senior years, we find ourselves embarking on a journey of care that involves a deep understanding of the physiological and cognitive changes they undergo. Each aging journey is unique, yet there are universal experiences that mark these later stages of life. Beyond the physical and cognitive shifts, our parents also face psychological challenges that can profoundly impact their well-being. For adult children, this evolution presents a complex and multifaceted caregiving landscape. This article aims to elucidate the most prevalent challenges faced by our aging parents and offers guidance on how we, as caregivers, can adapt and thrive in this demanding yet vital role.
