Caring Caregivers Guide To Dealing With Guilt

Book Reviews

Yeaperson (Austin, TX USA)

The authors have worked with the families of dementia patients, so have experience with many kinds of guilt feelings by families. They suggests constructive ways to respond to the guilt and become a healthy survivor. Suggestions are positive and doable. They use Christian terms and beliefs that may not help some readers in dealing with their grief.

Book Reviews

Linda Johnson Sailer (Oshkosh,WI. USA)

If you are caring for a loved one in your home or are struggling with the weigthy decision of placing your loved one in a facility or caregiving situation,this is a wonderful resource for you. I think this book gives you hands on advice that is easy to read,digest and apply immediately to your own situation. The author obviously has invested many years of her own expertice and love into this book. More than anything I appreciated the practical and resourceful advice written in a short story form. So not only do you receive the advice but you enjoy receivng it from the vignettes of all the people she has cared for. You can see the hmanity in every situation and appreciate so much the guidance she gives you. I really liked the format and ease of readability to the book. I read it quickly and enjoyed every minute of it and then walked away with practical solutions. I highly recommend it!

Brandy (Texas)

This book is outstanding!! It is the perfect resource for anyone who is caring for a loved one or someone who knows a person in this situation. It was very easy to read, and the stories were straight from the heart. At times I felt the author was writing directly to me. I’ve got a copy of the book for myself, and I’m ordering more for my friends. I think many people will benefit from reading this book.