The Caregiver Within
Nonfiction, Religion & Spirituality, Philosophy, Mind & Body, Health & Well Being, Self Help
| Author: | Amy McLeary | ISBN: | 9781504337120 |
| Publisher: | Balboa Press | Publication: | July 29, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Balboa Press | Language: | English |
| Author: | Amy McLeary |
| ISBN: | 9781504337120 |
| Publisher: | Balboa Press |
| Publication: | July 29, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Balboa Press |
| Language: | English |
A Caregiver Within was written with the intention of helping people tasked with caring for their loved ones. This book will detail my journey, my struggles, my hopes, and my victories while caring for my daughter with the help of Spirit, Angels, and my family. You will read about how I wanted to give up; how I felt blessed, and what enlightenment in my spiritual journey this struggle proved to be. Although this journey has brought me to my knees, it has also given me fulfillment. Medical books I have read about caring for a stroke patient leave out the emotional struggle, hopelessness, and loving bond that develops and evolves from the immense pain of the daily struggle and tears, spiritual and angelic intervention, and the need for positivity one needs to summon to be able to continue the journey of healing. I felt like the medical books labeled all the facts medically, but they ignored the nitty-gritty that goes on every day, as well as the uncertainty of how to deal with it. How was I going to handle my daughter crying and screaming every day and dealing with her bodily excretions? How was I going to give her medications daily and pick her up? This book explains my journey through the effort of caring for my daughter who was too young to be paralyzed and helpless.
A Caregiver Within was written with the intention of helping people tasked with caring for their loved ones. This book will detail my journey, my struggles, my hopes, and my victories while caring for my daughter with the help of Spirit, Angels, and my family. You will read about how I wanted to give up; how I felt blessed, and what enlightenment in my spiritual journey this struggle proved to be. Although this journey has brought me to my knees, it has also given me fulfillment. Medical books I have read about caring for a stroke patient leave out the emotional struggle, hopelessness, and loving bond that develops and evolves from the immense pain of the daily struggle and tears, spiritual and angelic intervention, and the need for positivity one needs to summon to be able to continue the journey of healing. I felt like the medical books labeled all the facts medically, but they ignored the nitty-gritty that goes on every day, as well as the uncertainty of how to deal with it. How was I going to handle my daughter crying and screaming every day and dealing with her bodily excretions? How was I going to give her medications daily and pick her up? This book explains my journey through the effort of caring for my daughter who was too young to be paralyzed and helpless.
