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HOST, JACQUELINE MARCELL barely survived the most wrenching year of her life as the sole caregiver to her aggressive elderly father and sweet but ailing mother, both with early Alzheimer’s not properly diagnosed for over a year. But after fighting through an unsympathetic medical system, having her once-adoring father hauled off by the police for violence (choked her) several times to a psychiatric hospital where he’d promptly be released, and depleting her parents’ life savings and most of her own—with sheer determination solved the endless crisis medically and behaviorally.

Shocked by what she had endured so needlessly compelled her to give up her stalled career as a television executive to become an advocate for eldercare awareness and reform. Passion to save others from a similar experience, or from getting so frustrated they commit elder abuse, resulted in her bestselling book “Elder Rage”; radio program, and becoming an international speaker on eldercare awareness and reform.




Jacqueline Marcell