The Longest Farewell
When Nula’s husband James, an Irish documentary filmmaker, becomes forgetful they put it down to the stress of
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When Nula’s husband James, an Irish documentary filmmaker, becomes forgetful they put it down to the stress of
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Susan Elkin has written over 50 books, but perhaps none more personal than The Alzheimer’s Diaries. Her husband Nicholas was
EMBARK ON A COMPASSIONATE JOURNEY THROUGH YOUR LOVED ONE’S TWILIGHT YEARS At the heart of every family is
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The Lost Kitchen: Reflections and Recipes from an Alzheimer’s Caregiver is an honest and heartfelt look at the
My husband, Graham, was known as the ‘Magic Man’ by the children he gave Reiki to at University
This book is the story of the author’s mother as she succumbs to Alzheimer’s disease over an eight
Dementia steals memories—creative stitchery crafts can hold memories. Stolen Memories: An Alzheimer’s Stole Ministry and Tallit Initiative describes
Poets Margaret Stawowy and Jim Cokas both experienced a personal metamorphosis while caring for a parent with dementia.
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A compassionate memoir of younger-onset Alzheimer’s disease with thoughtful guidelines for caregivers. On a family vacation in 2009,
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Ten days before my father moved into assisted living, he came to live with my family. He had
