When The Hands That Raised Us Begin To Shake

No one should grow old unloved

There’s a moment every family eventually faces, when a parent’s hand isn’t quite as steady as it used to be. This book is about that moment, and everything it asks of us. I wrote it for the hardest assignment of our middle years, learning to love our parents well as they grow old. Not the version of love that exists in memory, but the daily, practical, sometimes exhausting love that aging actually requires.

What this book is really about

This isn’t a clinical guide. It’s a journey through love, aging, dignity, and a debt none of us can ever fully repay, no matter how many calls we make or how much money we send. At its heart is a simple truth, they carried us when we could not walk, they believed in us even when we could not believe in ourselves. This book asks a difficult question, now that it’s our turn, what will we actually do about it?

Who this book is for, and how to get it

If you’ve ever sat by a parent’s bedside and felt both love and helplessness at once, if you’ve ever wondered whether a phone call was enough, this book was written directly for you. “When The Hands That Raised Us Begin To Shake” is available now, and joining the early-bird list gets you updates, excerpts, and release details before anyone else hears about it.

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