RESCUING MOM
Rescuing Mom is a deeply personal book rooted in caregiving, elder care, love, responsibility, and systemic failure.
It speaks to those who have carried others quietly—and need language for what they’ve lived.
The book is an extension of Christina’s advocacy and leadership work.
Rescuing Mom is currently being positioned for a TEDx talk and film or limited-series adaptation, as part of a broader effort to bring visibility to caregiving, elder abuse prevention, and the cost of silence in families and systems.
RESCUING MOM speaks to those who have carried others quietly—and who have long needed language for what they’ve lived.
More than a memoir, the book is an extension of Christina DiArcangelo’s lifelong advocacy and leadership work, shining a necessary light on caregiving, elder abuse prevention, mental illness, and the profound cost of silence within families and systems. It gives voice to experiences often hidden behind loyalty, fear, and love—and challenges readers to confront realities many would rather ignore.
In RESCUING MOM, Christina DiArcangelo fearlessly exposes the harsh reality of elder abuse
While weaving an intimate, unflinching narrative of a daughter’s determination to save her mother from despair. As the story unfolds, readers witness the transformative power of love, the resilience of the human spirit, and the courage required to step into “superhero strength” when no one else will. This is a journey of compassion, grit, and survival—one that reveals how ordinary people become extraordinary when faced with impossible choices.
Positioned for a TEDx talk and film
Rescuing Mom is not just a story; it is a call to action. It invites readers to recognize abuse, advocate for the vulnerable, and break the silence that allows harm to persist. Positioned for a TEDx talk and film or limited-series adaptation, the book is part of a broader effort to bring visibility to elder abuse, caregiving realities, and the emotional toll borne by those who protect others at great personal cost.