You could read any number of tomes on elder law or geriatric
psychiatry and not come near the insight--and certainly not the
heartbreaking hilarity--of longtime
New Yorker cartoonist Roz Chast's poignant graphic memoir about
caring for her elderly parents, "Can't We Talk About Something More
Pleasant?" I especially appreciate her account of the all-important
end-of-life-issues talk she tries to have with her parents--you know,
the one
that financial gurus love to give tips about. (See
this AARP site, which helpfully notes, after listing such questions to bring
up with your parents as "Should you think about living somewhere else?"
Finances can be a sensitive topic; you may want to be less direct with your questions.)
And
if you tend to have trouble getting rid of clutter,
Chast's account of
looking at her own stuff "postmortemistically" is just the jump start
you need. --
Barbara Bedway
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