Surfing the Waves of Alzheimer’s: Principles of Caregiving That Kept Me Upright
A compassionate memoir of younger-onset Alzheimer’s disease with thoughtful guidelines for caregivers. On a family vacation in 2009,
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A compassionate memoir of younger-onset Alzheimer’s disease with thoughtful guidelines for caregivers. On a family vacation in 2009,
Culled from sixty blog posts spanning eight years, Tangles and Plaques is a candid account of a mother
With its focus on memory, illness, and their ramifications, Seeing Things explores overlapping roles of a daughter whose
When is it time to stop driving? Are you dreading “the talk” with your parents or grandparents regarding
A story of love outlasting memory. When Mama is diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and Papa has dementia, a
Sit With Me at Sundown: Nostalgic Poetry for the Young at Heart puts classic poetry and stimulating fine
This is an account of a year in the life of Peter Berry, an ordinary man living in
Why can’t Grandma and Grandpa remember things anymore? What is wrong with Grandma and Grandpa? Children understand far
Best Fiction, Storytrade Awards (winner across all fiction categories) Finalist, Hawthorne Prize “A must read for anyone who
Barbara Gordon is a self-reliant, divorced mom, brilliant at managing her life with lists and spreadsheets. Lately, though,
From Our Family to Your Family – Sharing Our Journey to Help Your Journey”I know well that families
Are you in a caregiving role and feeling exhausted mentally, physically, or emotionally? Do you feel like you
Papa’s Changes details the changes in a child’s relationship with her grandfather as he progresses through the stages
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In January 2013, Tio Stib lost his sight and his wife began losing her mind. He was blind
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