Improving Hope for Alzheimer’s
More than two decades passed between my grandmother and my dad’s diagnosis, and many more people were speaking of dementia and Alzheimer’s publicly. We knew what the disease meant for both my dad and for our family, but we didn’t know what services...
Being an Alzheimer’s Caregiver is Hard
Caring for a loved one with Alzheimer’s is hard–that is one thing I believe we can all agree on. I can’t sugar coat it. Caring for my Dad through his disease was a beat down on the entire family.
The Alzheimer’s Journey to Memory Care
Admitting you need help caring for a person with Alzheimer’s disease doesn’t mean you have failed as a caregiver. It means that you have done all you can do there are trained experts who can help.
