When Mom Isn't Fine: The First 30 Days When an Aging Parent Needs More Help Than They Will Admit - Softcover

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Mom says she's fine. The hospital says she can go home. But who will help her tonight?

When an aging parent suddenly needs more support, the first task is not to decide the rest of their life. It is to find out what has changed, cover the immediate risks, and make the next decision with the right people and facts.

When Mom Isn't Fine guides adult children through the first thirty days. Its short chapters help you ask useful questions at hospital discharge, compare care options against the tasks your parent actually needs help with, clarify costs and decision-making authority, and divide family work without making promises nobody can keep.

The book includes conversation scripts and eleven field pages for recording care needs, medications, contacts, costs, provider questions, and the next review date. It keeps your parent's wishes in view while helping you build a plan for tonight, next week, and the first month.

This is a US-focused educational guide, not individualized medical, legal, or financial advice. Confirm decisions and current rules with the relevant professionals and agencies.

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