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In 2015, Rosanne Corcoran’s mother, who has dementia, moved in with Corcoran and her family in the Philadelphia area. Corcoran, who runs a caregiver support group and talks about caregiving and dementia on Daughterhood, The Podcast, was able to hire some outside help for her mother’s care in 2018 but then the COVID-19 pandemic hit. Corcoran now cares for her mother around the clock. “The caregiver came for four to five hours a day so I could run errands, go to the grocery store, attend doctor’s appointments, and pick my daughter up from school. I even joined a gym. I couldn’t believe it, I had a little bit of a routine going and it was great,” Corcoran says. “I haven t been able to do any of that since last March.”

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