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Jennifer Bute Finds the Gift Inside Dementia
AlzAuthors contributor Deb Bunt, author of Slow Puncture: Living Well With Dementia, guest blogs for us in honor of
Sister Cares for Brother with Alzheimer’s in Watkins Glen, a Novel by Eleanor Lerman
By Eleanor Lerman In Watkins Glen, Susan and Mark, a long-estranged sister and brother, are brought back together
So Much To Say: Peter Berry Tells His Story While He Can
AlzAuthors contributor Deb Bunt, author of Slow Puncture: Living Well With Dementia, guest blogs for us in honor
Christy Yates Helps Caregivers Raising Children Ease the Squeeze
By Christy Byrne Yates, M.S. I can’t recall when I became aware that I was being squeezed as
Battling Cancer While Caring for Mom with Alzheimer’s
By Barbara Ella Milton, Jr., PhD, LCSW Heeding the Caregiver Call: The Story of Barbara Ella Milton, Sr.
Alex Winstanley Creates Children’s Book, My Grandma Has Dementia, From Personal Experience
By Alex Winstanley Everyone has that family member they seem to share a particularly special bond with –
Gone But Not Forgotten: Bereavement Support for Caregivers
By Tracy Gough I decided to write Gone But Not Forgotten as a follow up to my first
Read Granny Needs My Help, by Deborah Mills, to Assist Children Struggling to Understand Alzheimer’s
By Deborah L Mills Alzheimer’s is a diagnosis given to an individual, yet it is a disease that
Blogger Gail Gregory Asks: Am I Too Young for Dementia?
By Gail Gregory I started to write a blog quite soon receiving my dementia diagnosis. I felt so
Thea Kvamme Pays Honor to Her Mother Through Her New Children’s Book
By Thea Kvamme My mother, Diane Kvamme, was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease in 2009 at the age of
Eleanor Silverberg’s book Keeping It Together Helps Family Caregivers
Keeping It Together: How to Cope as a Family Caregiver without Losing Your Sanity by Eleanor Silverberg The
All Caregivers Benefit from Debra Tann’s New Guide, The Race of Dementia
By Debra Tann, Ed. D. I never could understand why my great grandmother began to act oddly in
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