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The Caregiving Couple. Staying Together While Caring for a Dying Parent
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- Nombre de pages169
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-3-565-59906-6
- EAN9783565599066
- Date de parution29/07/2026
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- Taille626 Ko
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurEmphaloz Publishing House
Résumé
When an aging parent's health fails, a couple is expected to pivot seamlessly into a caregiving role. But what happens when this "noble calling" feels more like a hostile takeover, turning a loving partnership into a tense, logistical nightmare of medication schedules and insurance battles?
In The Caregiving Couple, Dr. Pia Sandoval exposes this silent epidemic, revealing how a systemic crisis is being treated as a personal failing.
Drawing on case studies and a landmark 2020 AARP study showing over one in five Americans are unpaid caregivers, Sandoval dismantles the myth that love alone can solve the logistical rupture of eldercare. The book demonstrates how post-war suburban architecture created a cultural script that left couples utterly unprepared for this challenge. Sandoval provides a crucial new vocabulary for this experience, defining concepts like "The Caregiving Pivot" and "The Post-Care Void." She explains why partners who once flirted now text about adult diapers, and why the quiet after a parent's death can be the most dangerous time for a marriage. This essential guide offers a path through the exhaustion and resentment, showing couples how to navigate the crisis, survive the aftermath, and rebuild their relationship from the ground up.
Drawing on case studies and a landmark 2020 AARP study showing over one in five Americans are unpaid caregivers, Sandoval dismantles the myth that love alone can solve the logistical rupture of eldercare. The book demonstrates how post-war suburban architecture created a cultural script that left couples utterly unprepared for this challenge. Sandoval provides a crucial new vocabulary for this experience, defining concepts like "The Caregiving Pivot" and "The Post-Care Void." She explains why partners who once flirted now text about adult diapers, and why the quiet after a parent's death can be the most dangerous time for a marriage. This essential guide offers a path through the exhaustion and resentment, showing couples how to navigate the crisis, survive the aftermath, and rebuild their relationship from the ground up.
