How Are You COPING?

Coping: The Many Faces of Love and Care

A must-read book for people facing caregiving.

Travel through the depth of loneliness, the moments of consternation with tenderness and the grace of caregiving throughout the pages of Coping. Anger and stress, plus care and concern are the realities, leading to courage and insight. Life is enriched for both caregivers and their loved ones.

Coping is not a conventional “how to” guide with medical insight. Instead, it astonishes readers with its vivid portrayal of human kindness amidst tears and unexpected laughter.

Coping is a book of true stories about a diverse group of people where caring and conflict collide. It’s about difficult decisions and unexpected surprises. The book is short, practical, and hopeful.

Life is enriched by these caregivers and their loved ones. The book is a must read, while muddling through the mist.

When I saw the need for a book about the emotional impact of caring for loved ones, I decided to write about the caregivers. The true stories about people who rode the path of sadness and stress offers an opportunity for readers to understand themselves and others better. It took almost two years to write Coping: The Many Faces of Love and Care. I changed names and locations to respect privacy, my own included.

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Front Book Cover of Coping: The Many Faces of Love and Care by Ruth Glover

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The Plan for Writing Coping

Wrestling with Writing

I intended to tell you more about actually finding the people for the chapters in my book. I changed my mind.

Wednesday, I watched the new movie Three Sisters on Prime. It moves a little slowly, but is well worth watching, especially, if you are caring for a loved one. Personalities play such an important role. Learning to cope with what is in front of the three sisters with vastly different personalities reflects some of what you learn from reading my book Coping: The Many Faces of Love and Care. The eldest daughter held the trio together with her bossiness. The second sister showed the others the importance of kindness, and the druggie daughter showed pitiful power in handling life.

Three women, so different with the same parents. Compare them with the examples of real people in my book.

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