
Help! Who's Going to Take Care of My Parents?
One Sunday, your parent tells you they fell last week. They're fine. They didn't want to say anything. And in that moment, you realize you have no idea what should happen next.
Help! Press is a publishing house. It publishes books for people who are there for a parent who is getting older, and who don't always know where to start.
It happens all at once, or little by little. A father who no longer takes the stairs the same way. A mother who asks the same question again. A decision that has to be made for them, or that absolutely shouldn't be. A brother who doesn't agree.
So you search, late, when the house is quiet. The answers come in pieces, and none of them takes the last one into account. No one tells you where to start.
It isn't cruelty or indifference. People mistreat one another out of ignorance, or because they are hurting themselves — rarely for lack of empathy. That is where all his work comes from.

Both books speak to all three, never to just one. That is what makes them usable out loud, together, in the same room.
You're in your fifties, and your parent still lives independently. You're not a caregiver, you have no training for this, and you don't know what is normal.
Not the family, not the professionals. Help! Press writes so that you remain the one who chooses — even when others don't like the choice.
Retirement home, home care service, local government. You know your job; what's missing is time, and something to fill an afternoon differently.
Every profession has its scope. That scope lets it excel and sometimes achieve remarkable results, and it limits it at the same time. No one has the whole picture. He spends his time putting it together.
A book you open in the middle, at the page you need that night. Not a work you have to read cover to cover before you dare to act.
Fear makes people close the book. These books say what is, and what can be done. They make no one feel guilty, and they will never tell you what to decide.
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One Sunday, your parent tells you they fell last week. They're fine. They didn't want to say anything. And in that moment, you realize you have no idea what should happen next.
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One Sunday, your parent tells you they fell last week. They're fine. They didn't want to say anything. And in that moment, you realize you have no idea what should happen next.

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