Complete Idiot's Guide to Caring for Aging Parents by Ed.D., Linda Colvin Rhodes, Linda Colvin Rhodes

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  • Pub. Date: October 2000
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    • Pub. Date: October 2000
    • Publisher: Penguin Group (USA)
    • Format: Paperback, 360pp

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    If you are preparing to take on the responsibility of caring for an aging parent, this book guides you through the difficult choices that you must make.

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    Complete Idiot's Guide to Caring for Aging Parentsby Anonymous

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    March 19, 2001: Every senior (define that term as you wish) should buy at least two copies--one to keep and one (or more) to give to adult children. The author covers every aspect of aging and does it with sensitivity to psychological and emotional needs as well as the physiological and logistical ones. And, for more information on any topic, she gives excellent direction to other resources. This highly readable book is an education in itself and a valuable reference that deserves a spot beside the family dictionary.

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    November 21, 2000: This book is terrific. I'm a nurse at a family practice office and many of our patients are older. I'm always answering questions of their adult children about their parent's health, what they should do about their medications and what does Medicare cover? They also have no idea of how to look for a nursing home or know whether or not it's even needed in the first place. This book has the answers. It's easy to understand and overflows with information, resources, places to call and great web sites. What makes this book so special, is that Dr. Rhodes has had the personal experience of caregiving herself. Her down to earth stories of 'having been there' makes what she says so much more credible. We like the book so much, that we're going to have copies in our waiting room. Jodi Gorman, LPN Leonardtown, Maryland