@itsmattgillMatt Gill-Caregiver Connect

The Caregiver Connect Stronger Together

card updated Oct 7, 2026 · 13 of 23 clips with full stats · following 2 · 165,600 likes total

Engagement6.43%normal range

Account summary

@itsmattgill has 12,400 followers and 124 videos. Across the 23 parsed clips the average is 39,255 views and 3,209 likes. Engagement to views is 6.43%, which is normal range for TikTok. On the newer half of the feed the response is rising (+1.68 pp). Posts roughly 0.3 times a week. An average clip reaches 317% of the follower count.

Followers

12.4K

+400 in period

Engagement

6.43%

+1.68 pp newer half

Average views

39.3K

median 2.4K

Likes per clip

3.2K

405 comments avg

Shares / saves

687 / 280

0.42% of viewers save

Posting rate

0.3 / wk

reach 317% of followers

Latest clips

23 collected

What if you tried looking at this journey a different way? What if eve — @itsmattgill

6.4K1:01What if you tried looking at this journey a different way? What if everything happening right now is exactly what’s mean357953779

I have to admit that I did something during my years of caregiving tha — @itsmattgill

2K1:33I have to admit that I did something during my years of caregiving that made everything harder than it needed to be. I w161291627

This is your daily reminder: No amount of money, power, success, recog — @itsmattgill

2.4K0:20This is your daily reminder: No amount of money, power, success, recognition, or anything external can give you the same219211310

Comparison is the thief of joy. And nowhere is that easier to fall int — @itsmattgill

1.5K0:59Comparison is the thief of joy. And nowhere is that easier to fall into than online. You see someone else’s caregiving j9613311

Not everyone sitting at a funeral is grieving the same way. And that’s — @itsmattgill

15.5K0:41Not everyone sitting at a funeral is grieving the same way. And that’s especially true when someone has been a caregiver98215150120

If you’ve recently had to step in and take care of an aging parent… Ma — @itsmattgill

1.9K0:56If you’ve recently had to step in and take care of an aging parent… Maybe they had a fall. Maybe you ended up in the hos12416413

Sometimes the hardest thing to do as a caregiver is nothing at all. We — @itsmattgill

10.4K0:57Sometimes the hardest thing to do as a caregiver is nothing at all. We want to anticipate everything. What happens next?515636178

There is a gift that can come at the end of a caregiving journey that’ — @itsmattgill

14.3K0:53There is a gift that can come at the end of a caregiving journey that’s hard to explain to people who haven’t lived it. 938135105110

I remember caring for my dad and thinking: “If it’s this bad right now — @itsmattgill

3.8K0:53I remember caring for my dad and thinking: “If it’s this bad right now… how could it possibly get worse?” And honestly, 32067619

Ten years of caring for my dad taught me something I wish I had learne — @itsmattgill

1.7K0:45Ten years of caring for my dad taught me something I wish I had learned much earlier: You have to become comfortable wit14814512

If you’re only showing up to see Dad on the weekends, but your brother — @itsmattgill

400.9K0:11If you’re only showing up to see Dad on the weekends, but your brother or sister is handling the doctor appointments, me8.7K7762.6K992

The biggest badasses in the world aren’t always the ones on magazine c — @itsmattgill

232.3K0:32The biggest badasses in the world aren’t always the ones on magazine covers, in boardrooms, or standing on stages. Somet20.3K2.8K4.2K1.5K

If you have aging parents or care for older adults, repeated stories a — @itsmattgill

176.2K0:57If you have aging parents or care for older adults, repeated stories and old news aren’t annoying—they’re a bid for conn8.9K1.1K1.8K719

There were times when I had to repeat myself over and over while carin — @itsmattgill

3.4KThere were times when I had to repeat myself over and over while caring for my dad. And if I’m being honest, sometimes I0000

One of the most important lessons caregivers can learn from the milita — @itsmattgill

1.6KOne of the most important lessons caregivers can learn from the military is this: when the mission is overwhelming, clar0000

Taking care of my dad for 10 years taught me more about life than any — @itsmattgill

1.1KTaking care of my dad for 10 years taught me more about life than any university education ever could. Not because educa0000

One of the things that can steal your joy as a caregiver is overthinki — @itsmattgill

1.7KOne of the things that can steal your joy as a caregiver is overthinking. We replay conversations. We question our decis0000

As caregivers, we can get so caught up in trying to save our parents t — @itsmattgill

12.7KAs caregivers, we can get so caught up in trying to save our parents that we forget what they may need most from us: pea0000

One of the most important lessons I learned in 10 years of taking care — @itsmattgill

1.4KOne of the most important lessons I learned in 10 years of taking care of my dad is this: Don’t measure your success as 0000

One of the most important lessons I learned during my 10 years of cari — @itsmattgill

6.3KOne of the most important lessons I learned during my 10 years of caring for my dad is this: You can love someone withou0000

One of the hardest lessons I learned as a caregiver was learning to re — @itsmattgill

2KOne of the hardest lessons I learned as a caregiver was learning to recognize where my anger was really coming from. ❤️ 0000

Caregivers: Don’t let the people who aren’t showing up for you determi — @itsmattgill

2.1KCaregivers: Don’t let the people who aren’t showing up for you determine how you show up for the people you love most. ❤0000

Sometimes, caregiving isn’t just about changing what you do. It’s abou — @itsmattgill

1.2KSometimes, caregiving isn’t just about changing what you do. It’s about changing how you see what you do. ❤️ If caregivi0000

Engagement per clip

13 parsed clips · newest on the right · click a bar to open the clip peak: 11.8% ER

Nov 18Sep 27Oct 4

Date	Views	Likes	Comments	Shares	Saves	ER
Oct 4, 2026	6,401	357	95	37	79	7.64%
Oct 2, 2026	1,995	161	29	16	27	10.33%
Sep 30, 2026	2,355	219	21	13	10	10.74%
Sep 28, 2026	1,476	96	13	3	11	7.59%
Sep 27, 2026	15,500	982	151	50	120	7.63%
Sep 27, 2026	1,922	124	16	4	13	7.49%
Sep 27, 2026	10,400	515	63	61	78	6.14%
Sep 27, 2026	14,300	938	135	105	110	8.24%
Sep 20, 2026	3,806	320	67	6	19	10.33%
Sep 20, 2026	1,743	148	14	5	12	9.58%
Jun 24, 2026	400,900	8,672	776	2,610	992	3.01%
May 30, 2026	232,300	20,300	2,819	4,215	1,456	11.77%
Nov 18, 2025	176,200	8,880	1,067	1,810	719	6.67%