Every Wednesday at the Salt Spring Seniors Services Society, Marg Monro convenes a warm circle —not just of caregivers, but of comrades. This isn’t your typical support group; it’s where exhaustion meets laughter over shared stories of stubborn parents who refuse their meds and partners who misplace their dentures – again. Whether you’re drowning in doctor’s appointments or just need to vent about the fifth call from Mom at 3 am, this is the place where “I get it” isn’t just a phrase—it’s a lifeline.

What makes these Wednesdays special? They’re built on real talk—no sugarcoating. You’ll swap survival tactics and learn everything from navigating healthcare red tape to the art of stealing a nap in a waiting room.

Bottom line: Caregiving is a marathon, but you don’t have to run it alone. Come for the practical tips, stay for the tribe that’ll cheer you on—even on the days you forget to cheer for yourself. Wednesdays at 11 am, the door’s open, the chairs are comfy, and the understanding is endless.