The Aging Parent: The Lighter Side of Life, Caring for Mom: Journeys of Grace, Grit, and Gratitude— Memories, Money, and Mimosas Instead of drowning in guilt or frustration, you’ll laugh out loud at the absurdities only adult children caring for aging parents can appreciate. “You will miss me when I’m gone.”  “Wait until you have your own children—you’ll see what I’m talking about.”  “Get a degree so you can take care of yourself.”  “Don’t air your dirty laundry in public.”  “You made your bed, now lie in it.”  “I brought you into this world, and I can take you out.”  “You ain’t grown until you pay the bills. With enough questions and a few answers, there is enough wisdom among the three to share. The solutions are practical and usable for family, friends, and caregivers alike. Travel with three women who share their experiences in caring for their mothers.