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Binding
Paper Back
Number of Pages
352
Age Group
All
Book Summary
My Father's Brain Is A Moving Memoir That Journeys Into The Heart Of Dementia. Part Memoir, Part Medical Reflection, It Chronicles Sandeep Jauhar's Father's Battle With Alzheimer's Disease With Honesty, Humor, And Clarity. Written For Adult Readers, Caregivers, And Anyone Trying To Understand What Memory Loss Does To A Family, The Book Offers A Compassionate, Educational, And Ultimately Hopeful Look At Aging And Care.
In My Father's Brain, The Narrative Is Built From Personal Moments, Clinical Insights, And Cultural Context. The Book Is Structured As Interwoven Chapters That Move From Intimate Memories To Explanations Of Neurobiology And Ethics, Creating A Rhythm That Is Easy To Follow And Deeply Felt. Readers Will Find The Experience Engaging Through Vivid ScenesโFamily Conversations, Small Victories, And The Humbling Reversals Of RolesโAs Well As Clear, Accessible Explanations Of How Aging And Dementia Alter Thinking, Behavior, And Identity.
What Sets This Book Apart Is Its Combination Of Warmth And Rigor: It Doesn't Shy Away From Heartbreak, Yet It Offers Humor, Resilience, And Practical Reflections For Caregivers. It Presents Key Concepts In Approachable TermsโHow Memory Works, What Dementia Changes, The Latest Neurological Research, And The Bioethical Questions That Arise When Parents Become Dependents. The Writing Invites Readers To Consider Not Just Medical Facts But What Self And Family Mean In An Aging Society.
After Finishing My Father's Brain, Readers Gain A Nuanced Understanding Of Dementia's Impact, Greater Empathy For Families Navigating Care, And A Hopeful Perspective On Aging In Society. The Book Invites Reflection On What It Means To Stay Connected, To Adapt, And To Find Meaning Even As Memory Changes, Leaving Readers Empowered And More Compassionate Long After The Last Page.
Product Details
Author
Angas Tiernan
Publisher
Penguin Random House
Number of Pages
352
SKU
BK0535688
ISBN
9781529958379
Reading Age
All
Dimensions
13.5 x 2.6 x 21.5 cm
Binding
Paper Back
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