How to Honor Your Aging Parents: Fundamental Principles of Caregiving
by Richard P. Johnson 2021-01-02 16:45:53
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Too often, people enter the role of caregiver for an aging parent unprepared, and, as a result of exhaustion, exasperation, and guilt, fail in their objective. Theseare not bad, lazy, negligent people. Most of the time, they simply tried to do toomuc... Read more
Too often, people enter the role of caregiver for an aging parent unprepared, and, as a result of exhaustion, exasperation, and guilt, fail in their objective. Theseare not bad, lazy, negligent people. Most of the time, they simply tried to do toomuch. Written for any person who is caregiving or who anticipates that they will becalled upon to give some form of care to an elder, this book sets out to preparecaregivers to do the best job possible to truly honor their aging parent, relative, or friend and yet not lose themselves in the process.
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  • 8.26 X 5.44 X 0.27 in
  • 112
  • September 1, 1999
  • English
  • 9780764804762
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