I was the primary caregiver for my mother until she died. The responsibilities didn't end with her death.

The author cared for his mother before her death. Courtesy of Ty Cole I became my mother's primary caregiver during the final chapter of her life. Managing her medical needs, emotions, and dignity became my daily responsibility. When she died, I thought my caregiving role had ended, but I still have to care for her memory. My mother, Lysa Hall, was my world — and even now, after her death, she still feels present. At 59, she was admitted to the hospital with a bad infection. She'd already e...