My Dementia Diary: A blind caregiver’s journey with his wife and her dementia
In January 2013, Tio Stib lost his sight and his wife began losing her mind. He was blind
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In January 2013, Tio Stib lost his sight and his wife began losing her mind. He was blind
My Bert Has Alzheimer’s is an intimate, detailed account of a wife’s experience with her husband’s dementia. As
Caregivers Take Courage—You Are Not Alone Mom & Me: A Story of Dementia and the Power of God’s
2019 Indie Book of the Year Nominee More than three years in the making, this book changes everything
A prolific poet as a child, Barbara Drake-Vera loved writing almost as much as she adored her father,
Meet Me Where I Am provides knowledge and essential tools to lovingly, confidently and, above all, successfully care
My Forever Super Hero is a sensitive and humorous narrative about a boy and his family’s journey with
”A clever, positive and gentle way of introducing dementia to children”– Dr Kellyn Lee, Psychologist and Research Fellow
“A stirring book that offers an ideal blend of direction and comfort to fellow caregivers.” —Kirkus Pssst …is
“This book is incredible and the value the story can add for others going through a similar life
There is no bond more unbreakable than the unconditional love between a mother and child. My Name is
In My Two Elaines, author Marty Schreiber, former governor of Wisconsin, watches his beloved wife, Elaine, gradually transform
A caregiving guidebook to help you navigate your caregiving journey with skill and confidence, Navigating the Caregiver River:
Alzheimer’s. It barges into your life, breaks your heart, bewilders your mind, disrupts your plans, impacts your finances,
“No! No!” shouted Ollie, “I don’t want to go in there! That’s not my grandpa; he doesn’t even
