Showing up matters. But showing up well takes a little knowledge. Here's how to be the support your loved one actually needs.
The right support at the right time makes a measurable difference in recovery. Here's what the research and our community tells us works.
Help your loved one remember lubricating drops every 2–3 hours. At night, gently tape or use a moisture chamber patch to prevent corneal drying — one of the most overlooked risks of Bell's Palsy.
Your loved one is grieving a sudden change in how they look and feel. Ask "what do you need right now?" before offering solutions. Presence is often more powerful than answers.
We created a downloadable guide specifically for caregivers covering mealtime adaptations, emotional milestones, and how to advocate at doctor visits.