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NY Times Article Describes Research Efforts to Stop Alzheimer's

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Dorian Martin, who helped to care for an aging grandmother and was...

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Thursday, December 27, 2007
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When does Alzheimer's disease start to get its grips on the brain? And when should treatment start? These are a few of the conundrums described in the New York Times' article, "Finding Alzheimer's Before A Mind Fails." The article by Denise Grady details the efforts by lead...
  1. Alzheimers' on the Rise. New Book Helps Caregivers.
    Sue
    Friday, December 28, 2007 at 10:58 PM
    On one side are millions of people suffering with Alzheimer�s.

    On the other side are 50 million caregivers in the U.S. who take care of them without proper training and preparation.

    In the middle is a woman on a mission.

    Bonnie McGovern is a leading advocate for caregivers caring for a loved one. She�s written a book titled Taking Care of Barbara A Journey Through Life and Alzheimer�s and 29 Insights for Caregivers. The book was inspired by a real life story Bonnie
    experienced while caring for her sister 10 years.

    In the book readers will learn:

    * Secrets to maintaining the patient�s hygiene
    * An amazing strategy on how the caregiver can stay healthy (40% of caregivers die before the person they care for)
    * What are the 3 stages of Alzheimer�s
    * What are the 2 most important documents caregivers must have
    * What to do when a loved one passes over
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    Sue
    Monday, December 31, 2007 at 09:57 PM

    Thanks Dorian,  this sounds like very important research.  I hope it leads them to a place for a cure.

     

    All the best and Happy New Year, SMM 

    Reply
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