Peter Rosenberger

Peter Rosenberger often refers to himself as the “Crash-test Dummy of Caregivers!” With nearly forty years of experience, Peter has navigated the challenging path of a family caregiver and humorously admits he’s had ample time to make nearly every mistake a caregiver can make.

“I’m kind of the Wile E. Coyote of caregivers,” he jokes.

Peter’s journey with his wife Gracie has been extraordinary. They have faced a medical odyssey involving over 85 operations, the amputation of both of Gracie’s legs, treatments from more than 100 doctors across 13 hospitals, interactions with seven medical insurance companies, and $15 million in medical bills. Yet, through all this, Peter strives to produce, thrive, and live life with passion while helping others do the same.

A prolific writer, Peter has published four books and penned hundreds of commentaries in outlets such as Guideposts, AARP, Fox News, Tribune Media, The Christian Post, WebMD, Gannett News Services, and many more. An accomplished pianist and award-winning composer, Peter has produced two CDs and performed for tens of thousands. From their home in Montana, Peter enjoys snowmobiling, skiing, horseback riding, and fishing.

As founder and leader of Standing with Hope Inc., a nonprofit that provides prosthetic limbs to people in developing countries, he aims to help those in need.