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When a person turns 18, he or she is an adult and gets to make his or her own decisions about medical and mental health care. That means that parents do not automatically get to know what is going on with their children’s health in emergency situation. This happened to Read More...

A Bitter-Sweet Season: Care for Our Aging Parents—and Ourselves by Jane Gross There is comfort in knowing that other bright people are in the same, difficult place as we are, when we are dealing with becoming caregivers for our parents. This book goes through the myriad of issues that one encounters Read More...