5 books to make caregiving a little more manageable

5 books to make caregiving a little more manageable 
DNYUZ; 8/19/24
Tina Sadarangani, a geriatric nurse practitioner in New York City, has spent years working with older adults and their families. She counsels patients on the medications they should take, the eating habits they should change and the specialists they should see. But it wasn’t until her own father became seriously ill — requiring a slew of medications, deliveries, physical therapy and more — that she understood the experience from what she calls “the other side of the table.” ... Here are five titles, recommended by health care providers and other experts, to help those who help others.

1. The 36-Hour Day, by Nancy L. Mace and Dr. Peter V. Rabins ...
2. Helping Yourself Help Others, by Rosalyn Carter ...
3. Travelers to Unimaginable Lands, by Dasha Kiper ...
4. When the Time Comes, by Paula Span ...
5. Passages in Caregiving, by Gail Sheehy ...