My second book, FINAL YEARS STORIES OF Parent Care, Loss and Lives Changed is now available on Kindle and Nook. I share this with you in case you are in the shoes of being a caregiver for your parents or know someone else in the caregiver’s shoes. Here is the description:
“Helping our parents’ transition through aging, decline and
death changes many adult children's lives forever. It shakes their very
foundation. Caregivers often feel lost and alone and don't know where to turn
for support in a culture where sharing feelings about the decline of a loved
one, emotional pain and loss may not be well-received. Many tears are cried
while making difficult choices with and for loved ones.
In this book ten people share their stories of tough roads
of decision-making, family dynamics, grief, and moving on. The author weaves
her own account through each of their chapters. While reading these stories in
the caregivers’ voice, readers will know they are not alone but part of a
"hidden tribe" who share a common bond. They will find guidance for
navigating their way through their parents' final years as they find themselves
in the stories of others in this book.
This book is for anyone caring for aging parents, for anyone
grappling with sibling conflict during this difficult time, for anyone who has
lost a parent, and for those with unresolved guilt or regret around their
parent's decline and death. It is also for parent elders who wish to look
through the eyes of children as the adult caregivers.”
FINAL YEARS Stories of Parent Care, Loss and Lives Changed
is currently available on Amazon Kindle, and on Barnes and Noble Nook. I hope you will share
this with friends you care about who are dealing with caring for aging or
declining parents, or their loss. It will soon be having its' own separate blog.
