Female Filmmaker Writes Memoir During Pandemic

SHERMAN OAKS, Calif. - Oct. 3, 2022 - PRLog -- "If you have a mother, this book is for you" writes Dave Balch, author of "Cancer for Two" and he should know. As a published author and renowned speaker on caretaking himself, he understands all too well the ups and downs of caring for someone in the final stages of life.

Kathi's poignant memoir, "The Last Few Years: A Memoir of Life, Death and What Happened Next," takes the reader through the last few years of being the sole caretaker for her mother. Filled with anecdotes and remembrances of the various milestones, such as the last Thanksgiving, Christmas and Mother's Day, she also weaves in childhood memories and humorous stories that give the picture of a full life. Additionally, the book takes the reader beyond the ending of her mother's life and into the aftermath as the writer was then the subject of an ugly probate litigation brought by her brothers. She takes us through the devastation of being attacked by one's own family and the steps one should take to avoid such an eventuality, along with some helpful tips for those caring for a loved one with a terminal disease.

As a filmmaker Kathi's films have been instrumental to those needing an intimate way in, a key if you will, to enable people to talk about the most private and difficult moments in their  lives. It seems that she has done it again with this book as she's getting the same types of feedback from those who have read it: "I bought it for my mother-in-law so we can talk about her estate and her legacy... I don't want what happened to you to happen to my husband."

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