Elderly Parents with All Their Marbles: A Survival Guide for the Kids
- ISBN-10
- 1891724185
- ISBN-13
- 9781891724183
- Category
- Adult children of aging parents
- Pages
- 158
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2014-06-01
- Publisher
- New River Press / Barking Cat Books
- Author
- Pamela Carey
Description
Anyone who has ever had to care for elderly parents will see their own situations reflected in this witty yet, practical guide to surviving the ordeal. You'll feel like you're right by Pam Carey's side as she outlines 49 essential points for navigating the trials of elderly living, Medical issues, and the inevitable loss that eventually comes. She illustrates each point with her own sometimes hilarious and often poignant experiences. Book jacket.
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