Author Susan Marshall will discuss her book “Mom’s Gone Missing: When a Parent’s Changing Life Upends Yours.”
There will be a morning presentation at 10:30 a.m. and an evening program at 6:30 p.m. These presentations will take place on Zoom and broadcast to the Dwight Foster Public library’s Facebook page. To register for either of the Zoom presentations go to fortlibrary.org/missing. To watch on Facebook simply login to Facebook and go to the Library’s page at the start time for either presentation.
Three years ago Susan learned her mom, who had Alzheimer’s, went missing when she drove into the Arizona desert and no one could locate her. Susan didn’t know the type of car she had, where her auto insurance was kept or other pertinent details. The police sent out a ‘Silver Alert’ and eventually found her, but there were many lessons learned on this journey.
Susan will share her own experiences about this important topic. She shares many tips for when you find yourself a caregiver of a loved one and how each of us can organize our lives so we have good files of important documents.
This story is insightful, often humorous and important as readers may need to traverse a multitude of bumps in the road as a personal caregiver to their parents, as Susan did–and what to look out for when they do.
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