Travel through the depth of loneliness and the grace of caregiving. Coping is not a conventional “how-to” guide with medical insights; instead, it astonishes readers with the vivid portrayal of human kindness amidst tears, anger and unexpected laughter. Coping is a book of true stories about a diverse group of caregivers where caring and conflict collide. Each story is distinctly different. Among the stories lies the author’s own tale of grief and acceptance.

The book is short, practical and hopeful. Names and places are altered for privacy.

“I self-published Coping: The Many Faces of Love and Care as I see a need for people to understand what Roselyn Carter said, ‘There are only four kinds of people in the world: those who have been caregivers, those who are currently caregivers, those who will be caregivers and those who will need caregivers.’ Caregivers need to know they are not alone. My book, published through Amazon, offers a wide variety of illnesses and diversity. Each story can be read while waiting for your loved one at the doctor’s office (by design). Read about difference in personalities, not ‘how-to.’ Each story is different.” – Ruth Glover on Coping

You can find more by Ruth Glover at her website.