Two Excellent Resources That Can Help Caregivers Better Understand Dementia

By Dorian Martin, Health Guide Monday, November 15, 2010

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When my mother was diagnosed in a middle stage of Alzheimer’s disease, I found myself scrambling to find resources to help me understand what was happening to Mom physically and what I should be prepared to do as a caregiver. Quite frankly, I was looking for a complete “one-stop” re...

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Carol Bradley Bursack, Health Guide

11/16/10 3:26pm

Hi Dorian,

Many of us started caregiving when there were very few resources. It's gratifying to see the growth in great tools to help caregivers along this often rough road.

Thanks for the tips.

Carol

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By Dorian Martin, Health Guide— Last Modified: 08/28/12, First Published: 11/15/10

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