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 With
baby boomers in the midst of their mid-life crises, and medical interventions
extending the life of most Americans, many of us are faced with parents
living past their seventies, and well into their eighties and nineties.
Although, this is a great blessing, it can present a whole new wave
of issues and decisions for the children of aging parents to consider
that pervious generations did not have to think about.
As our parents age, the new issues that are presented affect our relationships
with them. Previously, our parents were leaders, decision makers,
intellectual allies, and emotionally available. They came to our aid
while growing up and offered advice as we dated and began our own
families. Now the roles have reversed, and although, there are many
organizations to help us with the daily activities and/or practical
side of things, how are you handling this new role emotionally? How
is your aging parent affecting the relationship between the two of
you? How is it affecting your intermediate family's needs? What about
care for your parent? Ultimately, how can you be "of use"
and provide your parent with a sense of belonging and aide in their
life being more fulfilled?
In this e-book, we will provide assistance in coping with the changes
in your aging parent; physically, emotionally, and mentally. We will
look at the many care options and discuss the relationship between
adult child and aging parent and offer insight on how you can, not
only cope with your changing parent, but share happiness in a relationship
that is mutually beneficial and enjoyable for both.
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