
So our family made a film. You might have come across it, or seen it. It's a homegrown Aussie Documentary called, "Everybody's Oma". It's a delicate story to tell, private, personal and raw, not something everyone wants to 'put out there'. But it's an important story to tell, it represents so many of us who are carers, who have infallibly looked after a loved one, putting others before ourselves.
Our particular story is about how our little family took care of Jason's mum, Oma. It tells all, the hard parts, the beautiful parts, the hilarious parts and the super awkward and confronting parts. The founding part, the part that kept putting us back together, was always love. Everything we did together as a family was about love.

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