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Kathi Koll is the founder of The Kathi Koll Foundation, a charitable organization dedicated to providing meaningful support to caregivers and their families. Her experience caring for her late husband, Don Koll, for more than six years after his debilitating stroke, was the inspiration for creating the foundation and writing her memoir. Kathi lives in Southern California, and is the proud mother of three children and extremely proud grandmother of nine grandchildren, who all lovingly call her KK. When she isn't helping and educating caregivers, she is traveling the world, looking for new adventures. Kick-Ass Kinda Girl: A Memoir of Life, Love and Caregiving is her first book. A portion of the proceeds from the sale of this book will be used ...more

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The Unpredictability of Caregiving

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This has been a year of unpredictability for everyone, but even in normal times, unpredictability is often the constant companion of caregivers.

Health emergencies may strike in the middle of the night, or the evolution of a loved one��s disease might cause new concerns or sudden schedule changes.
Worry about what might happen can mean that even when things seem to be going well, it can