As an English literature major, I'm used to hefty 500-page books, however the books of this size that I've enjoyed have generally been 19th Century novels or anthologies of classic prose and poetry.
When a weighty hardbound copy of The Alzheimer's Action Plan arrived in my mailbox, I looked ...
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Monday, June 23, 2008 at 10:48 AMre: Untitled Comment
Carol Bradley Bursack
Monday, June 23, 2008 at 11:01 AMAdVantage - the magazine, is a great resource on its own. I'm glad to see you are running an excerpt from it. I believe the book itself is destined to be a classic resource.
Carol
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Sue
Monday, June 23, 2008 at 10:56 AMThanks for your review Carol. I am anxious to hear what our readers thought of the book. Anyone out there read it or know about it from another source? Let us know with a comment here or your own sharepost.
All the best, sue
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Carol, you are right on with this! We, too, believe that the Alzheimer's Action Plan is a straight-forward book that caregivers can easily follow, and, we, too, were taken by the respect and dignity given individuals with the disease. While caregivers would be well-served to read the entire Alzheimer's Action Plan, we want to let them know that care ADvantage, the Alzheimer's Foundation of America's free magazine for caregivers, will be running an excerpt from the book in our summer 2008 issue.