do you have a huge wall calendar could be flip over months but I need lots more space to write in each square. Maybe like an 4"x4" square. could have 'lightly' underlining lines.
maybe even 3-5 different colors (in order)in each square. I mean like each line space of each square had a different lightly colored background - but same colors and order of colors the same in each square?
You have a great idea, Sheri - you should design one and try to market it! I'm not sure one exists, but www.alzstore.com has many products and you could even contact them and see if they have such a calendar.
Using a large white board may help, but you wouldn't have the "record" of past engagements to keep. You could have two boards, and draw in a couple of months in the sizes you need, Then erase the past month and do the next. Just a thought. This would be bulky, so I hope you fine something better. The Alzheimer's Store and also a site called Independent living are good places to start. If you contact them directly, you may get more help. Good luck,
Carol
You can get a large colorful calendar from a "teacher" store. They come with eraseable markers.
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