Slow Dancing at Death’s Door

She wiped away your tears when you skinned your knee. he taught you how to drive a stick shift. Together, they raised you to be the person you are today. They seemed invincible, but now things have changed—they’re older, a little frail, and facing a new stage of life. Your parents aren’t the only ones faced with change. You know there are adjustments you need to make to be prepared mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and financially for the transition—and this is the book that will help you. With Amy’s counsel, you can offer your parents the kindness, grace, and dignity they need and desire.