“You Have to Know When to Ask for Help” | Kathee Ehlfeldt | Caregiving Conversations @OneDetroit
“You Have to Know When to Ask for Help” | Kathee Ehlfeldt | Caregiving Conversations  @OneDetroit
Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
After caring for her mother, Kathee Ehlfeldt found herself in a caregiving role again. This time, it was for her husband of 55 years with Huntington’s disease. Ehlfeldt describes the different emotions she felt during the two caregiving experiences.

This interview is part of the Detroit PBS series, "Caregiving Conversations," highlighting the experiences of caregivers.

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