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As We Grow Old: How Adult Children and Their Parents Can Face Aging With Candor and Grace
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Item Description...
Exploring the powerful connection between aging parents and adult children, Fowler examines post-retirement depression and anxiety, physical illness, grief, and assisted living.
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Item Specifications...
Pages 172
Dimensions: Length: 8.53" Width: 5.53" Height: 0.58"
Weight: 0.64 lbs.
Binding Softcover
Release Date Jan 1, 1998
Publisher Judson Press
ISBN 0817012761
EAN 9780817012762
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 | The age of Caregivers Jun 21, 2006 |
The generation of the baby boom is embarking upon the care of elderly parents. By 2030, 66 million elderly will reside in the United States, more than double the 1980 figure. This book strives to show common problems that older parents and their adult children face, and addresses spiritual gifts, life experiences, and the contribution older parents bring to their family, community and culture. Fowler, a pastor in Port Dickinson, New York, uses statements by people, which adds realism to the book.
Topics addressed include depression, anxiety, grief, and medical, financial and legal issues. Our society has also attached more value to earned income activity; Fowler addresses leisure and the values of volunteerism. The individual stories present both the problems and constructive solutions to retirement. For instance, one retired farmer created a large garden and fed many neighbors. Often the solutions to anxiety are simple and sensible.
Very systematic in her approach, Fowler has created an easy-to use source that can serve to improve interaction between adult children and their aging parents, a course book for churches or a devotional, with prayers concluding the chapters.
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