John 13:34
Did You Know?
In Your Lifetime,
You will Care for a Spouse,
Parent, or Need Care Yourself.
Walk with Me and
Learn to Manage Health,
Finances, and Family
At A Moment's Notice.
Welcome!
I wrote this book as me, sitting across the table from you, just talking. So, get comfortable as you read my heartfelt, funny stories about what I learned and lessons you will appreciate for meaningful care.
You'll identify with the circumstances and characters in my story—the personalities, financial challenges, time and distance constraints—and realize how each parent, child, sibling, and spouse can provide their unique touch.
 
If you’re like me, you know your family will be watching. So, your care will be an example for the generation that will care for you. I’ll reveal the preparations I wish our parents had made to make it easier so you can rethink your own plans. Today you may be caring alone or have family support but know that I’ve walked this path and offer a lamp for your journey.
Psalm 118:24
Catherine
Walk With Me to Plan Effectively
- Discuss Your Wishes for a Healthy Life and Care
- Prepare Important Papers
- Share Instructions with Your Family
I Cor 14:40
Plan Today for Tomorrow's Peace of Mind
Walk With Me to Live Life Fully
Engage with Family and Friends
Enjoy A Meaningful Lifestyle
Maintain Independence
Jeremiah 33:3
Walk With Me to
Care Compassionately
Experience Exceptional
Healthcare By
Developing Partnerships
Psalm 145:8-9
Find the Right Care
At the Right Time
Walk With Me in Family Harmony
Navigate Relationships
Extended Family, Parent, Spouse, Siblings
Start A Conversation
Transitioning Finances,
Living Alone, Caregivers,
Driving
Phil. 2:3-4
Walk with Me to Minister Wholly
Teaching Families a Biblical Model of Care
Strengthing Families in Crisis
Preparing Families for
End-of-Life Planning
Developing a Unique Ministry to
Caregivers and Families
Psalm 143:10
Catherine Fitzhugh
About the Author
Catherine was born in Fort Worth, Texas, but grew up in South Florida. Her parents were in ministry, so she developed a love for people and for God. She also loved her career as an educator, then administrator that spanned 30 years. Catherine and her husband, Clayton, moved to California and Texas for his career where she continued in school administration.
Because of her mother's health, Catherine cut her career short and began assisting her father with care. Then when her father was stricken with Huntington’s disease, her parents moved to live with them. Her book, 'Walk with Me: Caring, Living, and Planning Well for Aging Parents' is a result of her experiences and what she learned.
