Welcome to Litsy!

"This book is aimed at retirement staff and residents, sandwich generation families, and societal relationships between the various life stages.
The differences between the young adult and middle adult years and the senior adult years will be examined to support the thesis that you cannot know what it is to be old until you are old.
If you have told a senior adult that you know how they feel, you need this book because you think you know, but in reality, you do not have a clue. The senior adult years are filled with losses with no answer but to accept them and wait for the next one while celebrating the present moment. It is the intent of the author to open up the eyes and hearts of people at all levels of development to achieve a clearer understanding.
""This book found its way to me when I needed it most - right before I became an advocate and caregiver for my 90-year-old father after his traumatic brain injury. American hospitals don't treat the elderly with much regard for their lifetime of experience, but with a few simple tips that I learned from this book, I was able to guide my dad's care team to treat him with greater dignity and respect. And I learned some invaluable information about his experience that helped me to become more empathetic and loving. This book should be required reading for everyone from family members to caregivers to medical professionals. It will, in short, change the way you see the aging process and how you think about the elderly.""

- Susan Baroncini-Moe, Author and Executive Coach
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