Conversations About Care
Discussing the importance of having open conversations with loved ones about their wishes for care, especially in the context of Alzheimer's. Bret reflects on what his father would want, emphasizing that these discussions should happen while everyone is still lucid. The conversation highlights the necessity of understanding desires for life experiences, even when faced with serious health challenges.In this clip
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