Peter Rosenberger

Author, Radio Show Host of Hope for the Caregiver

“How have you done this? ”

Peter Rosenberger often hears that question when people learn of his 37-year journey as the sole caregiver for his wife, Gracie, who lives with severe disabilities. (85+ operations, including the amputation of both legs).

Peter’s weekly radio show, Hope for the Caregiver, is heard on more than 200 stations. Peter draws upon hard-won insights and addresses the challenges of life, business, and relationships with candor, compassion, and humor.

A prolific writer and speaker, Peter has a lengthy list of media interviews and published commentaries, including:

The Today Show

Fox News

Tribune MediaThe Christian Post

Chicago Tribune

US News and World Report

USA Today

WEB MD

Guideposts

Huckabee

The 700 Club

Peter’s fourth book, A Minute for Caregivers – When Every Day Feels Like Monday, was released in May 2023.

Peter and Gracie are both accomplished musicians who have released two CDs. Peter is an exceptional pianist and an award-winning composer. The couple also founded a prosthetic limb outreach, Standing With Hope, to Gracie’s fellow amputees in Ghana, West Africa. Standing With Hope trains and equips local workers in Ghana to build and maintain prosthetic limbs for their people.

A Minute for Caregivers

Hope for the Caregiver

7 Caregiver Landmines and How You Can Avoid Them

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Easterseals Delaware and Maryland's Eastern Shore

Peter is a remarkable speaker. As the theme of our dinner was “What Does a Caregiver Look Like,” Peter’s remarks tied into our mission and everyone in the room could relate to his story. Our audience enjoyed him sharing his own caregiver story with them – and laughed and cried along with him. He put a face to the question “What Does a Caregiver Look Like.” The answer is anyone at anytime is, will be, or may need, a CAREGIVER.

Ann Marie Cook, President/CEO, Lifespan

Peter Rosenberger was the keynote speaker at the NYS Caregiving & Respite Coalition’s annual conference. Through humor, he gave practical advice to caregivers living the care partnering experience. More importantly, he brought hope to professionals and family caregivers who deal with the struggles of caregiving day in and out. We were so impressed with his use of storytelling. He was the highlight of the conference!

Louise Vetter, CEO , Huntington’s Disease Society of America, Inc.

Peter has a unique gift for storytelling that brings levity, strength and comfort to the burdensome and often overwhelming state of caregiving. In a room of 900 people impacted by Huntington’s disease, laughter rang out and everyone walked away a little lighter for their journeys because of Peter’s kind words and hard-earned wisdom.

Christie Hunt, Director of Disability Ministry Manor , Church Lancaster, PA

With heartfelt, honest and humble teaching, Peter touched deep wounds in the hearts of those who listened. He offered truth to cleanse the lies of doubt, guilt and failure and inspired hope and courage to persist in the battle. From sound Biblical wisdom, he shared practical advice with both humor and gentle compassion. There is no question that he ministered deeply to these weary caregiving warriors.