The Home of Good Byes: A Novel
A beautiful, heart-wrenching novel about love, companionship, and the hidden grace of aging at your own pace. After
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A beautiful, heart-wrenching novel about love, companionship, and the hidden grace of aging at your own pace. After
— ABOUT THE BOOK: “Greater love has no one than this, than to lay down one’s life for
“ There are many resources about how to manage dementia behaviors. Finally, I have a guide that prepares
If you’re helping a loved one with daily tasks, doctor appointments, or emotional support, you’re a caregiver—whether you
Winner, International Impact Book Award — Health/Dementia Category What if dementia didn’t mean the end of connection —
Understanding, Navigating, and Transforming the Most Important Responsibility Millions of Families Never Expected Caregiving in America is a
It’s a love story about the care my wife and I gave our daughter Lynne when she was
Breakthrough Alzheimer’s Care offers a powerful and practical roadmap for family caregivers who want more than just survival-they want
Having recently returned home after decades living abroad, Chantal persuades her seventy-nine-year-old mother to also return home to
When Alzheimer’s enters a marriage, the medical system has a plan for the patient—but too often there’s no
During their seven-year journey through Alzheimer’s disease, author Dorothy Horne and her husband Byron learned to open their
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
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
