Caring for aging loved ones is both a challenge and a blessing. In this engaging inspirational memoir, author Sue Anne Kirkham explores with candor and humor the emotional, practical, and spiritual facets of the adult child's experience when roles are reversed. Her father, Bill, a retired psychologist, and stepmother, Zelda, enjoyed productive hobbies and eagerly traveling the globe together for most of their thirty-two-year marriage. Now, Zeldaa former teacher and organizer of Fourth of July kitchen-band marchesis fading into the confusion of dementia, and Bill is declining physically. They need help. Through content rich in character studies, charming observations, and useful insights, you'll get to know this blended family intimately, and you'll want to follow them through every dramatic turn of events.