Tasha

The memoir explores the complex relationship between Brian Morton and his mother, Tasha, a vibrant educator and chaotic force in his life. As Tasha's health declines, Brian grapples with the challenges of caring for her, facing her fierce denial of fragility that leads to both humorous and distressing moments. Through a blend of dark humor and poignant reflection, the narrative examines the delicate balance of honoring familial ties while navigating personal boundaries, ultimately shedding light on the struggles of caring for aging parents in a society that often leaves individuals to fend for themselves.