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What happens when you become a parent to your parents? That's what longtime NPR journalist Kitty Eisele had to figure out when she became a full-time caregiver for her dad. After moving back to her childhood home, she finds herself bewildered by the medical, legal, and emotional challenges of elder-care, to say nothing of the time her dad headed out on a 300-mile road trip without telling her. Kitty manages doctors' appointments and hospital stays, finds outpatient and assisted living options, and tries to keep her beloved dad safe and secure—all while figuring out how to pay for e...

What happens when you become a parent to your parents? That's what longtime NPR journalist Kitty Eisele had to figure out when she became a full-time caregiver for her dad. After moving back to her childhood home, she finds herself bewildered by the medical, legal, and emotional challenges of elder-care, to say nothing of the time her dad headed out on a 300-mile road trip without telling her. Kitty manages doctors' appointments and hospital stays, finds outpatient and assisted living options, and tries to keep her beloved dad safe and secure—all while figuring out how to pay for e...

'Northern Lights, Southern Nights: A Memoir of Writing Parents' by Albert Eisele. North Star Press (St. Cloud, Minnesota, 2015). 155 pp;$14.95.

Newsman Albert Eisele, who helped found The Hill, dies at 85 The Minnesota native also worked for Vice President Walter Mondale.   July 12, 2021 — 8:04pm Text size Copy shortlink: WASHINGTON – Albert Eisele's career made him a well-known figure in Washington journalism and politics, but the Blue Earth native remained tied to Minnesota even as his stature grew in the nation's capital. From reporting for the St. Paul Pioneer Press-Dispatch in his younger days to gaining renown at The Hill newspaper, which he helped found, Eisele ...