How To Take Care of Old People Without Losing Your Marbles

""Whether you are already a caregiver or are looking ahead to the time when you may be providing (or needing) care, Suzanne offers guidance and eases stress with invaluable advice and resources-and she does it with a welcome sense of humor. Her readable book lives up to its cover promise to ""lead you through the tough and trying journey of eldercare"" while saving you ""time, money and marbles!"" Source: Janet Bodnar, Editor at Large, Kiplinger's Personal Finance magazine ""A wryly humorous and pragmatic guide to helping loved ones negotiate the changes of old age."" Source: Kirkus Reviews ""Finally, a book that tackles the subject of planning for your senior years in a concise, practical and resourceful manner. I have worked in the Geripsychology field for over 20 years, and this is the best resource I have found to give families who often find themselves in need of a crash course in eldercare."" Source: Dr. Dayle Lattie, Geriatric Clinical Psychologist ""This book offers a great overview of aspects involved in the care of a senior. It is a rich resource for the senior themselves, their children, extended family and even neighbors or friends who may be involved in helping create a plan for the latter years of their lives. Suzanne does a great job of keeping a potentially heavy subject light-hearted and easy to read. The appendix is full of great resources for more in-depth needs. I highly recommend this book for every senior patient and their caregivers. Source: Janna D. Ver Miller, MD, Geriatric Physician at Senior Health First, Lakewood, Colorado ""If there were medals for being organized in eldercare, Suzanne would win hands-down."" Source: Quinne Wilson, PharmD, RPh, Dallas, TX ""Even though I've been in geriatric nursing for over 30 years, Suzanne's book had fresh and relevant ideas for my own mother's eldercare journey."" Source: Sandra Branch, LVN, Director of Wellness, Dallas, TX