Instagram story viewer> @repalicepeisch> Post

Alice Peisch

@repalicepeisch

3 months ago

Posted On: July 30th 2026, 09:20 pm

Yesterday, the Massachusetts House of Representatives passed legislation to strengthen dementia care, improve support for families and caregivers, expand workforce training, and enhance public health efforts to address Alzheimer's disease and other dementias across the Commonwealth. The bill takes a comprehensive approach to improving care for individuals living with dementia while equipping health care providers, first responders, hospitals, and state agencies with the tools and resources needed to better serve patients. I have been a longtime supporter of this legislation and was proud to vote in support of this bill.

https://youtu.be/J6bOYdBF_Ss?si=xLVy8OqLQMvCV57K

It is one of the most painful and common things families go through: siblings who grew up together quietly drift apart, or even stop speaking entirely, once their parents are gone. Why does it happen? Often, a parent was the “glue,” the one who kept everyone connected, mediated the old tensions, and gave the family a reason to gather. When that center is gone, siblings who only related through the parent can simply fall away. Grief hits everyone differently too, and when siblings judge each other’s way of mourning, resentment builds fast. Then come the hot buttons: inheritance, dividing possessions, and the deep bitterness when one sibling did most of the caregiving while the others stayed distant. Researchers have found something telling, that conflict after a parent’s death is usually preceded by conflict before it, so old wounds resurface with nothing left to hold them back. The good news is that this is not inevitable. Naming the loss openly, grieving together, dividing responsibilities and belongings fairly and early, and sometimes leaning on a counselor can protect the bond. Because losing your parents should not mean losing your family too. Follow for more on family and aging, and share this with a sibling.

#Siblings #Family #Grief

I am endorsing BRUCE BLAKEMAN for Governor of New York! PART ONE of my interview with this proven leader who will bring safety to all New Yorkers and combat the dangerous mayor of NYC. This is the first time I am endorsing someone as this election is vital for our future as New Yorkers and Americans. Gd Bless America and New York 🇺🇸 🍎

I had the TIME OF MY LIFE! @parishilton, thank you for inviting me and the @wableapp team to your #UNSTOPPABLE Summit to celebrate the neurodivergent community! I made so many new friends, made unforgettable memories, and had SO much fun.

The world doesn’t need us to be just like everyone else. It needs each of our unique joy, creativity, and the special things that make us who we are.

@justice mail just made my day! 📦💖 A puppy sweater, a pop of pink, and the cutest cozy outfits! 🐶✨

Which look is your favorite...puppy sweater or pink hoodie? 👇💕

Thank you, #justice for gifting me these goodies! 🫶

#girlsquad #justiceambassador #walmartfashion #poweredbygirls

14yrs married! Yes… we both agree that we found the ultimate TREASURE

Alice Peisch

@repalicepeisch

More posts