Bringing Mom Home: How Two Sisters Moved Their Mother Out of Assisted Living to Care For Her Under One Amazingly Large Roof
Bringing Mom Home is a wry, bittersweet, and occasionally humorous account of one woman’s determination to love her
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Bringing Mom Home is a wry, bittersweet, and occasionally humorous account of one woman’s determination to love her
People diagnosed with dementia are still living and deservethe support needed to help them live as well as
Dart Sommers knows something is wrong. Intelligent, resourceful, and ambitious, the renowned psychology professor and founder of the
“Alice was always beautiful―Armenian immigrant beautiful, with thick, curly black hair, olive skin, and big dark eyes,” writes
“A Toxic Brain” provides more than hope with science-backed proven protocols and lifestyle interventions to prevent and reverse
A Son’s Journey from Parkinson’s Disease Caregiver to Advocate. This book is, first, a memoir of and praise
There is no set of “directions” for caring for a person with Alzheimer’s, or a related dementia disorder,
In Felicia Mitchell’s moving and insightful poetry collection, A Mother Speaks, A Daughter Listens, we’re invited to share
Within these pages you will be immersed in a world of writing about Alzheimer’s and dementia gathered together
Within these pages you will be immersed in a world of writing about Alzheimer’s and dementia gathered together
In the middle of the night I wake up and don’t know where I am . . .
What would you do if both parents were diagnosed with Alzheimer’s? At the time of their diagnosis, Ed
The first in the Trippin’ series, this journal takes you along on an amazing road trip across country
Does someone you know and care about have Alzheimer’s or memory issues? Do you feel overwhelmed and alone
You will feel all alone. You will be lost and confused, but there is an ever growing community
