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Book details
  • Genre:FAMILY & RELATIONSHIPS
  • SubGenre:Parenting / Parent & Adult Child
  • Language:English
  • Pages:202
  • eBook ISBN:9780994007810

"I Don't Have Time for This!"

A Compassionate Guide to Caring for Your Parents and Yourself

by Katherine Arnup

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Overview
"I don't have time for this!" provides a roadmap for the journey into aging, illness, and dying that we will all travel-ourselves and the people we love. With gentle persuasion and moving stories from her family, her clients, and her years as a hospice volunteer, Dr. Katherine Arnup shows how to overcome the fear of aging and loss so we can show up for the challenges in our lives.
Description
"I don't have time for this!" provides a roadmap for the journey into aging, illness, and dying that we will all travel-ourselves and the people we love. With gentle persuasion and moving stories from her family, her clients, and her years as a hospice volunteer, Dr. Katherine Arnup shows how to overcome the fear of aging and loss so we can show up for the challenges in our lives. You will discover: • the ways to begin essential conversations with your parents- before it's too late! • the tools you need to survive and thrive as a caregiver • the keys to releasing guilt and regret • the joy that's possible when you stop running from your life • the secret to asking for and receiving help • the rewards of being present with the people you love during the final chapter of their lives.
About the author
A social historian, professor, and life coach, Katherine Arnup has written extensively on sexuality, marriage, motherhood, and child rearing. Author of the award-winning book Education for Motherhood, a history of advice for mothers, she has pioneered studies on the diversity and complexity of family life. In this beautifully written, deeply personal book, she tackles the last taboo-death itself.