Don't know anything about caregiving? I didn't either but I learned what I needed to know to care for my mother and then put all of that and more into this book. Don't know how to take care of your dying loved one's emotions while also caring for your and your family's?

As a PhD counselor I have you covered.

"Peaceful Passage" melds caring for yourself while walking your loved one on their final journey. It is filled with so much information, so much personal help, and powerful tools from first hearing the news to beyond closure after the funeral that this is the only resource you will need.

I really wished I'd had a book like this when my mother was dying. So I wrote one for you.

I had no idea what to do, what was coming, and how to handle any of it the physical needs that were coming. But, here's what I did know...

I, as a professional counselor, knew what I needed to do to not only help my mother through this end of her life but how to care for my own emotions and that of my family as we took this journey together.

I started to learn the physical, caregiving skills I had never had a reason to learn. I sure needed them then. Mom's need changed almost daily as her body succumbed to the cancer.

It was a steep learning curve and I felt the struggle to keep up. You won't have to because Peaceful Passage includes everything you need to know to care for someone losing their normal abilities and becoming bed ridden - seriously. I had no idea what to expect. Would I know when we were near the end? What is it like to die?

There are questions I needed answers quickly.