Bound

In this candid and darkly humorous memoir, Elizabeth Anne Wood chronicles the final months of her mother Judy’s life, exploring the complexities of their relationship amid the challenges of aging and illness. Through her honest storytelling, Wood reflects on love, family, health care struggles, and the emotional toll of witnessing a loved one's decline, all while navigating a labyrinthine medical system. The book offers an unflinching look at the personal and procedural aspects of end-of-life care, capturing both humor and heartbreak.