Patching the Puncture: Continuing to Live Well With Dementia
Patching the Puncture continues Peter’s story, living with Alzheimer’s and defying expectations. He still rides his penny farthing
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Patching the Puncture continues Peter’s story, living with Alzheimer’s and defying expectations. He still rides his penny farthing
Dementia Care Confidence: 3 Steps to Transform Family Caregiving with Confident Care Leadership is your essential companion as
During their seven-year journey through Alzheimer’s disease, author Dorothy Horne and her husband Byron learned to open their
Are we ever ready to say goodbye? She looked out into the yard sprinkled with spring dandelions. “Yellow
She’s the girl next door and he’s rich, popular, and from a famous political family. Brendon’s the guy
Worldwide, there are over 55 million people who have been diagnosed with some form of dementia. Whether it
Ann, a freelance writer and horsewoman, returns to North Carolina after a several-year absence. In her mid-thirties and
This practical and user-friendly book invites creativity, togetherness, and moments of pleasure into the dementia- care partner relationship!
Royal Dragonfly Book Award – Honorable Mention for Children’s Picture Books 5 and Younger “The message paired with
Little Dreya’s grandma is still acting funny and strange. In book 2 of this series, she learns that
Little Dreya’s grandma is now in the Late Stage of Alzheimer’s and her funny and strange behavior continues.
A meticulous doctor’s all-consuming search for the cure to her father’s Alzheimer’s leads to a discovery she did
Little Dravin’s grandpa is now in the Late Stage of Alzheimer’s and his funny and strange behavior continues.
Little Dravin’s grandpa is still acting funny and strange. His grandpa is now moving into the Middle Stage
A daughter, coping with her mother’s advanced Alzheimer’s Disease captures the time spent caring for her while her
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