<DIV>Part memoir, part self-help for teens, <I>Being Me with OCD</i> tells the story of how obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) dragged the author to rock bottomβand how she found hope, got help, and eventually climbed back to a fuller, happier life. Using anecdotes, self-reflection, guest essays, a
Handle with Care: My life as a young carer, the loss of my parents and how I learned to live again
β Scribed by Rochelle Bugg
- Publisher
- John Blake
- Year
- 2021
- Tongue
- English
- Category
- Library
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β¦ Synopsis
In this heart-breaking, inspirational memoir, Rochelle nurses her beloved mother through a terminal brain tumour. With sensitivity and enormous emotional depth, Handle with Care provides a window into the life of a young carer.
When her mum falls seriously ill, 25-year-old Rochelle decides to give up her new job and move home to become her mother's full-time carer and look after her sisters. After the initial diagnosis of a stroke gives way to one of terminal cancer, Rochelle cares for her mother through her illness - helping her as the illness makes everyday life increasingly difficult - and remaining by her side when she passes away. And then, while still grieving, Rochelle must find her way back into the world again.
A moving, painfully honest account, Handle with Care is a book about the agony of loss and the transformative power of grief, as well as an emotional handbook for anyone who has lost a loved one.
β¦ Subjects
Biography & Autobiography, Family & Relationships, Medical, Nonfiction, BIO017000, FAM014000, MED042000
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