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6 Ideas to Help Friends Cope with a Relative Who Has Alzheimer's

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6. Point your friend to this website. We're constantly sharing good information, ranging from the latest research to how to handle a particularly sticky issue. Someone in this community can help your friend with dealing with his/her parents' issues because we've all been there (or are there now).

Take care! Keep in touch! And thank you so much for being a good friend!

Dorian

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