By Jean Lee AlzAuthors thanks the Greater East Ohio Alzheimer’s Association for including the Ohio AlzAuthors Traveling Library as an exhibit in the Akron and Medina Walks to End Alzheimer’s. The books
By Ann Campanella For the second year in a row, AlzAuthors was invited to participate in the Dementia Education Conference in Charlotte hosted by the Alzheimer’s Association-Western Carolina Chapter. Six AlzAuthors gathered
By Rev. Dr. Cynthia Huling Hummel In the summer of 2017, I participated in a special program called “Art Reflects” for people with Alzheimer’s disease and care partners. The program was hosted at
By Gincy Heins As I was texting a friend who would be meeting my family for the first time, I realized she would never know so many aspects of my husband, and
By Martin J. Schreiber If there’s one thing worse than Alzheimer’s, it’s ignorance of the disease. Count me among those who were ignorant. Over the past decade, I’ve learned more about Alzheimer’s
By Irene Frances Olson My name is Irene Frances Olson and I survived being an Alzheimer’s family caregiver twice. My father, Don Patrick Desonier, to whom my novel Requiem for the Status
By Paul M. Hornback GOD STILL REMEMBERS ME I’ve been living with early-onset Alzheimer’s disease for over seven years. Soon after my diagnosis, God kindled within me a deep desire to do
By Celia Koudele The Little Book for Alzheimer’s Caregivers This book was my legacy for the next generation, putting in writing as much as I could about my experience helping caregivers of
By Jack Fussell On January 12th, 2013 I left Skidaway Island State Park near Savannah Georgia. I traveled westward to Monterey, California. 2,594 miles were on foot pushing a jogging stroller. 458
