Mom, Dad...Can We Talk? is for the 53 million adult children in America, the sandwich generation of boomers for whom aging-parent issues and care concerns are an increasing reality. Contained within the book are:

100 personal stories and quotes from adult children who have journeyed with their parents through their later years

Practical advice for initiating caring conversations, such as "Mom, we're worried about you living alone," or "Mom, Dad, we need you to tell us what you want us to do."

Helpful hints for managing the Big Ds of growing older: dementia, drinking, depression, and driving

If you can stop, evaluate, anticipate, and communicate as your parents get older, this phase of their lives will be more smooth and enjoyable for all, with no regrets.

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100 personal stories and quotes from adult children who have journeyed with their parents through their later years

Practical advice for initiating caring conversations, such as "Mom, we're worried about you living alone," or "Mom, Dad, we need you to tell us what you want us to do."

Helpful hints for managing the Big Ds of growing older: dementia, drinking, depression, and driving

If you can stop, evaluate, anticipate, and communicate as your parents get older, this phase of their lives will be more smooth and enjoyable for all, with no regrets.

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