BRING YOUR BESTIE | Go-Mo girls—Sandra and Diana Gonzalez-Morett, Filmmaker & Caregivers

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We’re diving deep with the Go-Mo girls—Sandra and Diana Gonzalez-Morett—two badass sisters who turned their caregiving story into advocacy and art with their film Pedacito de Carne. After 7 years as full-time caregivers for their mom, Diana, they’re here to spill on the highs, the heartbreaks, and the bonds that only sisters could handle. From navigating FTD (Frontotemporal Degeneration) to finding joy, love, and even play in the darkest of times, these women are redefining what it means to care and live fully. Tune in for sharing of resilience, sisterhood, mental health, ADHD and why self-care is the ultimate act of rebellion.

"Pedacito de Carne" is a short drama film that follows Sandra, a young millennial caregiver for her mother, Antonia, who is living with Frontotemporal Degeneration (FTD). Inspired by the real-life experiences of Diana and Sandra Gonzalez-Morett with their mother's FTD journey, the film portrays the challenges and emotional complexities of caregiving. It illustrates a day in Sandra's life, highlighting themes of love and connection amidst adversity.

Connect with the Go-Mo sisters at:

@sandygomo

@dianalaurengm

@PedacitodeCarnefilm

Learn more at https://www.theaftd.org/

Beyondd Project: https://beyonddproject.org/

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