Run, Walk, Crawl- A Caregiver Caught Between Generations
is gaining attention and accolades from readers, reviewers and experts alike. Touching upon modern day issues, this highly relevant memoir was named:
National Indie Excellence(R) Award (NIEA) Winner for Caregiving
National Indie Excellence(R) Award (NIEA) Finalist, Book Cover Design (Non-Fiction)
Winner in the 2021 Next Generation Indie Book Award (NGIBA) - Christian
Silver Medal in the Independent Publisher Book Awards (IPPY) - Non-Fiction Cover Design
American Book Fest's 2020 Best Book Award Finalist in Christian Inspirational and Women's Issues
Why would a woman, at the height of her career- leave?
The workplace can serve as both a buffer zone and field of landmines for someone in a family caregiver's state of mind. In
, Sarahbeth Persiani provides a deeply personal account of what it's like to live the pressure-cooker lifestyle of working full-time while caring for her family, an elderly parent, and least of all, herself.
Readers trek alongside Sarahbeth during her caregiving years, catching a glimpse into modern day issues of hoarding, opioid addiction, dementia, women's health, and sibling differences, all while navigating the healthcare system and todays multi-generational workforce.
By no means prescriptive, but with honesty, humility and a smattering of 1970's throwback references, this story offers relatable insights into one woman's transformation with lessons for us all.