After Caring Ends Identity by Griffiths Peter (3 results)

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  • Language: English

    Published by Sunflower Publishing, 2026

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  • Language: English

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  • Language: English

    Published by Sunflower Publishers, 2026

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    Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - When a person dies after a long illness, the person who cared for them loses more than someone they love. Medication schedules stop. Appointments vanish. Professionals move on. The house becomes quiet. A role that organised every hour ends without explaining what should take its place. After the Caring Ends: The Identity Rebuild Starts asks a question rarely addressed: when you have spent years helping someone stay alive, who are you when that person dies and your role disappears Drawing on Peter Griffiths's experience of caring for his wife, Mandy, alongside research and practical guidance, this book reveals the private reality of prolonged caregiving and its aftermath. It explores the gradual shift from partner or family member to carer; vigilance, advocacy, exhaustion and resentment; anticipatory grief; traumatic memories; relief when suffering ends; and the guilt that can follow relief. It also examines what happens after the funeral, when support fades but the body still expects an emergency. Griffiths writes candidly about returning to work, isolation, alcohol, identity, friendship, purpose and the slow task of building a life that can hold both love and loss. Mandy remains fully present as a person, never reduced to a diagnosis or a collection of needs. Her story provides the emotional foundation without becoming a complete retelling of We Share One Soul. Compassionate, unsentimental and practical, the book includes guides, conversations, reflections and plans for carers, former carers and the people around them. It shows families, employers, clinicians and services how to offer useful support before and after death. It offers recognition, grounded hope and practical help without pretending that grief can be neatly completed. Above all, it argues that rebuilding an identity does not require moving on from the person who died. A life can grow around grief while continuing to carry love forward.…