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Pet Therapy for Alzheimer's Patients

Eric J. Hall
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Eric J. Hall

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Eric J. Hall

Friday, October 10, 2008
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After a hectic day at the office, there’s something quite comforting about coming home to not only your human family, but your dog—no matter what, Coral is there with her wagging tail and piercing blue “puppy dog” eyes. Petting her white furry coat offers a sense of calm, of f...
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    Sue
    Monday, October 13, 2008 at 02:15 PM

    Thanks so much for your post Eric.  This is such a great way for people to connect, even with their limitations due to dementia.  I know I feel better when i see my dog, and he always greets us with an excitement that makes us feel loved.

     

    Readers may also be interested in these links:

    Stress of Caregiving Can Take Toll on Pets

    Pet Doors Opening at Assisted Living Centers

     

    All the best, sue

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