My mom was the glue in our family. After she died, the rest of us had to learn her role.

My Mom died when I was 27. I've been surprised by how much of her role in the family I've had to take on since then.

My mom with Parkinson's moved in with my family. Eventually, it became too much to care for her.

Rachel Stein says caring for her mother with Parkinson's at home became emotionally and physically overwhelming for the entire family.