What happens when Thanksgiving and Caregiving collide? The results, as Valda Branison, Jeanine Marbury Bryant, and Mary C Hartfield find out, can be both heartwarming and challenging. We sat down to share our personal holiday stories and reflected on how caregiving has transformed our celebrations. We recount tales of family stepping up in times of need, like when Valda's family pulled together to make Thanksgiving dinner after her mother's stroke or when my youngest son helped with peritoneal dialysis. We also recognize the invaluable presence of family and friends during the holidays and remind ourselves and our listeners about the importance of cherishing such relationships.As we moved from reminiscing to discussing practical tips, we explored how simple activities can foster togetherness and gratitude during Thanksgiving. Board games, cards, Kino, or even writing thank-you notes, are activities that can bond a family together, even in testing times. We also underscore the significance of self-care for caregivers and the need to express gratitude for their tireless dedication. To get you more involved, we invite you to share your gratitude stories on our Hearts of Caregiving Facebook page. So, tune in as we navigate the intersections of gratitude, caregiving, and Thanksgiving, and perhaps inspire you to see this holiday in a new light. Thanks for Listening! Follow us on Facebook @HeartsofCaregiving#HeartsofCaregiving #Caregiving #Caregiver #SelfCare