Two jobs left behind to look after her mother, and a life that never looked like going that way. Karen Smith writes about being caught in the middle of a family, with people above and below you needing things at once, and she is clear about the financial cost as well as the emotional one.
That honesty is the reason to read her. She does not present the situation as a lesson already learned, and the post about it comes from the middle of the thing rather than from the far side.
Her health material promotes a range of chemical free products she sells, including a shake she builds smoothie recipes around, so weigh those as the endorsements they are.
Elsewhere she writes about getting over being dumped, about what goes into hand sanitiser, and about a casting decision in a western that annoyed her.
Read the sandwich generation post if you are caring for a parent and have found nobody describing it plainly.