Product Description

Odds are that most Americans will one day be in the hands of a caregiver. Odds are that the caregiver will not be a spouse or adult child -- but a stranger. Regardless of who cares for us, it is critical that we provide those people with all of the information we can that will make their jobs and our lives easier. This diary-sized book allows any of us to write down those critical bits of data that we want our caregivers to know about us. Here we can share our thoughts on topics ranging from "favorite foods" to "fears," from "the medications I take" to "how I want my funeral to be handled." A stranger -- even our own spouses -- might now know these things. Regarded as one of the most important books to come out in recent years, this new edition adds many new and important features suggested by users around North America. Here's a gift you can give yourself -- and those you love.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #887726 in Books
• Published on: 2010-01-01
• Original language: English
• Dimensions: .65" h x 5.02" w x 7.28" l, .62 pounds
• Binding: Paperback
• 310 pages

About the Author
Dee Marrella experienced caregiving up close and personal when her mother entered a nursing home in the early 1990's. This book resulted from those experiences. The wife of a military officer, she traveled the world and became familiar with a multitude of cultures. She spent twenty-two years as an educator in the United States and Europe.