When Someone You Love Has a Chronic Illness

Illness reflects a level of vulnerability that is rarely a part of social interactions. However, as we all age, illness becomes more in teh foreground than the background. Being prepared emotionally can allow us to feel more confident in talking with people who are ill, acknowledge the ways that we may or may not be helpful, and most importantly, cope with our own emotions.”
— Dr. Tamara McClintock Greenberg

A short and IMPORTANT read. When Someone You Love Has a Chronic Illness is full of practical advice, especially for those being asked to care for sick loved ones. The book I wish I’d had my hands on years ago.

Dr. Greenberg offers strategies for how to talk about illness and death, how to talk with doctors, managing denial, caregiving, dealing with pain, and more.

Friends, I’d say run, don’t walk… this one’s good.

When Someone You Love Has a Chronic Illness

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