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UPCOMING EVENTS

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Alzheimer's Community Forum
January 27
Lenoir Community Center
Columbia

Memory Day
February 17
MO State Capital Building   

Alzheimer's Action Summit
March 7-9
Washington, DC

Family Caregiver Conference
April 21
LSS Lenoir Woods
With keynote speaker
Coach Frank Broyles,
University of Arkansas
Athletic Director Emeritus
and caregiver

Forget Me Not Ball
May 1
Lake of the Ozarks

Roast of Senator Kit Bond
June 12
Columbia

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COMMUNITY FEATURES

Missouri State Alzheimer's Task Force
Learn about how Missouri is planning for Alzheimer's
Caregiver Conference
Hear from Coach Broyles, caregiver and advocate
Memory Day
Advocate to make a difference in Missouri on Feb. 17
The 50 Year Promise
How a local couple endured through sickness and in health
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INFORMATION HIGHLIGHTS


10 signs of Alzheimer's disease
Know the 10 signs of Alzheimer's and what to do next.

Watch HBO series "The Alzheimer's Project" on the web
Watch the complete ground breaking series online and view additional footage and resources.

NEW REPORT! 2009 Alzheimer's Disease Facts and Figures
Statistics that convey the growing prevalence of Alzheimer's and its impact.

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