You, Your Siblings, and Your Aging Parents
One more blog about siblings. When 95% of Americans have siblings and with an enormous baby boomer population, this is a topic you can't avoid.
If your parents are getting older, when you look ahead and envision how you and your brothers and sisters will handle taking care of them -- do you smile or cringe? If you cringe, you absolutely want to join me and my guest, Francine Russo, author of They're Your Parents, Too, for a necessary discussion. She will have specific ideas for how you can make the experience less painful, less conflictual, regardless how well you get along with your siblings.
You still have a few days left to sign up for this potentially life-altering talk.
If your parents are getting older, when you look ahead and envision how you and your brothers and sisters will handle taking care of them -- do you smile or cringe? If you cringe, you absolutely want to join me and my guest, Francine Russo, author of They're Your Parents, Too, for a necessary discussion. She will have specific ideas for how you can make the experience less painful, less conflictual, regardless how well you get along with your siblings.
You still have a few days left to sign up for this potentially life-altering talk.
Posted by Karen Gail Lewis at 3/15/2010 11:34 AM 
Categories: men, siblings, aging parents, women
Tags: men siblings aging parents women
Categories: men, siblings, aging parents, women
Tags: men siblings aging parents women
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