I'm currently caring for my father, who suffered a stroke last year. It’s been a rollercoaster, and I feel like there’s so much I don’t understand. I stumbled upon
Robert Castleberry Books, Stroke Survival Against All Odds, and I’m wondering if anyone has read it. Does it provide practical advice for caregivers like myself? I’m desperate for resources that offer more than just medical jargon. If anyone has suggestions or insights into Castleberry's book or any others that might help, please share.
