A Minute for Caregivers – When Every Day Feels Like Monday is the newest book from author/radio host and caregiver, Peter Rosenberger. Drawing upon nearly forty years caring for his wife, Gracie, through a medical nightmare, Peter offers easy to read, 1-minute chapters to point fellow caregivers to safety.
“My wife has a Savior—I’m not that Savior. I merely serve as a steward while directing her and others to the One who provides grace and strength to endure—even if it’s for one minute at a time.” This closing paragraph of A Minute for Caregivers: When Every Day Feels Like Monday may be the starting place for a new caregiver.
Peter Rosenberger’s new book addresses the challenges of caring for a loved one through illness, injury, of reprieve from responsibility. The brief chapters are packed with words of encouragement and empathy for the spouse, parent, child, sibling—anyone—who is traveling the road of caregiving. This little book has huge perspective for facing another day as a caregiver and not feeling guilty for taking a minute to care for yourself.
With personal testimony from Peter, reminders of God’s promises in Scripture, and even tips for friends of caregivers, A Minute for Caregivers has a place on every shelf. When you don’t know how to keep going as a caregiver, read this book. When you don’t know how to support the caregiver in your life, give this book. It will bring a smile through the tears.
Foreword from Oliver North “...I was exhausted and adrift on how to be [my wife] Betsy’s caregiver. Then, Peter sent his draft of this inspiring book. Finally, I thought, someone who knows what I’m going through. A Minute for Caregivers is now my “go-to” primer for every challenge I face in caring for my best friend. If being a caregiver to someone you love is part of your life, you need this book. " LtCol U S M C ( Ret.) Oliver North
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Peter Rosenberger draws upon his nearly forty years as a caregiver for his wife, Gracie through her journey of 85+ operations and the amputation of both legs. Peter has worked with 100-plus physicians in thirteen hospitals and seven medical insurance companies, with medical bills soaring to more than $15 million. The challenging experiences have given him a unique perspective and a firm grasps of the harsh realities faced by families with disabilities. This understanding inspired Peter to passionately advocate for the family caregiver through his writings and nationally syndicated radio program, Hope for the Caregiver.
Weight and Dimensions: 11oz 7.25" x 5.25" x .75"
Made in Tennessee, USA
