Edith Eddie The Good, Bad, and Ugly Truth: The Story of An Oscar-Nominated Documentary Dementia Elder Abuse Interracial Marriage Drama True Stories 6 x 9

When a beloved elderly relative begins showing signs of dementia, what starts as a struggle for caregiving soon descends into a vicious power struggle over money, control, and legacy. As tensions simmer beneath the surface and family wounds open, the truth becomes harder to face-and even harder to fight for. With intimate access and raw honesty, this book expands on the critically acclaimed film, Edith+Eddie, revealing what was left unsaid on screen. As executive producer, Cher propelled the original film all the way to the Academy Awards. This book is a harrowing but essential journey into the realities of: - Financial exploitation of the elderly
- The emotional toll of caregiving
- Race, privilege, and trauma
- Rich vs Poor
- Guardianship struggles This is more than a story of a family in crisis. It's a wake-up call - and a call to action. If you have experienced a family member with any form of dementia and want to help us help others facing this disease, this powerful memoir deserves your consideration.