It’s hard to know whether this memoir will land in the hands of exhausted caregivers, intrepid explorers or government officials who have the power to help the most vulnerable among us. It belongs with all three, although each might take issue with a different part ... there’s an admirable rigor to Eubanks’s account. She really does dive into the wreck, applying the same level of scrutiny to her own impatience and peevishness as she does to J.’s suffering ... Stylish and informative.
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