Deborah J. Taranto thought when her mother joined her in New York, she'd finally be able to help her maintain her health.
What she hadn't considered was how she'd maintain her own health: Her mother's deteriorating mind and constant demands made it almost impossible to get anything done.
In this memoir, which includes numerous journal entries, she relives the guilt of struggling to take care of an elderly parent with Alzheimer's who managed to raise a house full of children without complaints.
From the classic behavior symptoms of dementia to her mother's hilarious...
Deborah J. Taranto thought when her mother joined her in New York, she'd finally be able to help her maintain her health.
Deborah J. Taranto thought when her mother joined her in New York, she'd finally be able to help her maintain her health.
What she hadn't considered was how she'd maintain her own health: Her mother's deteriorating mind and constant demands made it almost impossible to get anything done.
In this memoir, which includes numerous journal entries, she relives the guilt of struggling to take care of an elderly parent with Alzheimer's who managed to raise a house full of children without complaints.
From the classic behavior symptoms of dementia to her mother's hilarious...
Deborah J. Taranto thought when her mother joined her in New York, she'd finally be able to help her maintain her health.
