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Motherly Comfort Home Care LLC Motherly Comfort is a Licensed non-medical home care provider helping seniors, veterans, and people w

I Never Got Over a Good CoatI left fashion years ago. My closet never got the memo.This coat has amazing zippers. L-O-V-...
10/22/2026

I Never Got Over a Good Coat

I left fashion years ago. My closet never got the memo.

This coat has amazing zippers. L-O-V-E them. I know. Some things you just don’t outgrow, right?

I think people sometimes assume that when I left fashion for home care, I traded something fun for something heavy. And I understand why. A lot of my work is with families going through some of the hardest moments of their lives.

But that’s not the whole picture. Not even close.

There’s a lot of laughing in this work too. More than you'd think. A client teasing her caregiver about how she makes her coffee. A daughter who finally relaxes enough on the phone to crack a joke, because she knows Mom’s okay today.

Laughter is one of the greatest rewards we can receive in this business.

You can take care of someone in a serious way and still bring some lightness into the room. I’ve watched my caregivers do it every day.

So yes, I still love a good coat. And I still love this work, heavy parts and all.

What’s something from your old life you never quite let go of?



If you’re calling home care agencies for a parent, I want to give you a few questions to ask. Even if you never call us....
10/21/2026

If you’re calling home care agencies for a parent, I want to give you a few questions to ask.

Even if you never call us.

Most families I talk to have never hired a caregiver before. They don’t know what to ask, so they ask about price and schedule and hope for the best.

If it were my mom, I’d want to know a few things.

Are the caregivers employees of the agency or independent contractors? Ask them to explain what that means for your family.

What happens if the caregiver calls in sick? Somebody will eventually, and you want to know the plan before it happens.

Can we meet the caregiver before the first shift?

And how will you keep our family updated?

A good agency should be happy you asked. If they get defensive, that tells you something too.

What would you add to this list?



When my grandmother came home on hospice, I don’t think any of us understood what we were signing up for.She’d been give...
10/20/2026

When my grandmother came home on hospice, I don’t think any of us understood what we were signing up for.

She’d been given about three months. We brought her to my parents’ house so she could be surrounded by family, and she was. Her kids and grandkids rotated in and out around the clock.

She was blessed to have that. A lot of people don’t.

What we didn’t realize was how much of the day-to-day care would fall on us. Twenty-four hours a day, for three months, that was our family.

With all that love came some hard stuff too. Old family tensions came up. Some of us started grieving her while she was still right there with us, and by the end a lot of my family was running on empty.

I wouldn’t trade those months. But I think about them every time a family brings someone home on hospice and tells me they’ve got it covered.

Hospice social workers and care coordinators, you’re often the ones walking families through that first week. I’d love to know what you wish they understood before that first night at home.

On my very first shift, a yellow butterfly flew right over my mom and me.We were walking up to our first client’s home. ...
10/19/2026

On my very first shift, a yellow butterfly flew right over my mom and me.

We were walking up to our first client’s home. I had no idea what I was doing yet, which is exactly why my mom was there to teach me.

And there it was, this little yellow butterfly, right above us. We stopped and took a picture of it.

The butterfly has always been my spirit animal, and it’s in our logo now. But that day it felt like someone was telling me I was on the right path.

Some people will say it was just a butterfly. And honestly, maybe it was. I’ll take it anyway.

Have you ever had a little sign show up right when you needed it?

10/16/2026

So nobody told me this would all happen at the same time.

I am raising two young children. I'm running a business and my parents are aging all at once.
Right now.

There's actually a name for it. They call it the sandwich generation.

Pressed from both sides, responsible in both directions, stretched in ways you didn't see coming when you were planning your own life.

And here's what I've learned living inside of it.
The guilt is constant.

Am I giving my kids enough?
Am I showing up enough for my parents?
Am I keeping the business running the way it needs to?

Some days the answer to all of this is probably not. And I've had to make peace with that because here's the truth nobody says out loud.

You cannot pour from an empty cup and we've all heard that. But we don't actually believe it until we're running on empty and something important starts to slip.

So I built a company that helps families navigate exactly this.
Not because I read about it, because I'm actually living in it.

Every family I sit across from, I understand them.
Not theoretically, but personally.

The overwhelm is real, the love is real, and the need for support is real.

If you are in the middle of this season right now, raising your family while watching your parents age,
I want you to know something. You're not failing.

You are just carrying more than one person should carry alone.
And there is help.

You don’t have to know exactly what you need to reach out.Most families wait too long because they think they should hav...
10/15/2026

You don’t have to know exactly what you need to reach out.

Most families wait too long because they think they should have a plan first.

You don’t.

If something feels off and you’re not sure what to do — that’s exactly when to call.

📞 We’ll help you figure out the next step together.



10/14/2026

So I want to tell you something I've never shared before.
One of my first experiences at Motherly Comfort Home Care was on my very first shift.

I took my mom with me.

I didn't have a caregiver yet, and it was just us.

We were nervous.

I mean, I was nervous. My mom knew exactly what she was doing. But I was new and honestly, I was just hoping that I was doing the right thing.

So before I walked into the client's home, my mom and I stopped, and we took a picture together, and in that picture there was a yellow butterfly flying over us.

Now I know some of you are thinking… it's just a butterfly. But here's what you need to know about me.

The butterfly has always been my spiritual animal. And it's even in our logo.

And in the moment that we’re standing outside a stranger's home, about to go in and serve, that butterfly felt like an answer.

It was like a quiet little voice saying you're in the right place and keep going.

I believe that when you are walking in your purpose, the universe always has a way of confirming it.

And the butterfly confirmed it for me.

She stopped calling. Stopped eating much. Stopped talking about her garden.That’s not just getting older.Late-life depre...
10/14/2026

She stopped calling. Stopped eating much. Stopped talking about her garden.

That’s not just getting older.

Late-life depression often hides in the quiet.

A caregiver at home brings back routine, conversation, and connection.

Sometimes that’s what turns things around.

📞 If something feels off with your loved one, call us.



The last chemo session ends.The exhaustion doesn’t.For older women recovering from breast cancer, the weeks after treatm...
10/13/2026

The last chemo session ends.

The exhaustion doesn’t.

For older women recovering from breast cancer, the weeks after treatment can be the hardest.

In-home care gives them the support to actually rest and recover.

If your loved one is in that season right now, we can help.

📞 Call Motherly Comfort.



The jar on the counter that never gets opened.That’s arthritis. Not a diagnosis — a daily battle.World Arthritis Day is ...
10/12/2026

The jar on the counter that never gets opened.

That’s arthritis. Not a diagnosis — a daily battle.

World Arthritis Day is today.

If your loved one is struggling with the small things, that’s the signal.

We’re here to help with the everyday moments that matter most.

📞 Reach out to Motherly Comfort.



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