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Print Newsletter

Our chapter newsletter is published 4 times per year and is provided on-line in PDF format.  If you would like to receive the newsletter by US Postal mail, please call 1.800.272.3900 for more information.  If you would prefer to receive an electronic version, please click here for more information.

Our most recent newsletters (PDF version) are available below.

 Fall 2009  
 Summer 2009  - this issue is very large - please allow time to download the file

 Winter 2009

 - this issue contains a special center section about our 2008 Memory Walk and can be viewed here
 Fall 2008  
 Summer 2008  
   

 (for earlier issues, contact the webmaster)

 

On-line newsletter highlights

If you would like to read highlights of our recent issues on-line, follow the links below.

 Fall 2009
 Summer 2009
 Winter 2009
 Fall 2008
 Summer 2008
 Spring 2008
 Winter 2007
 Fall 2007


 

Texas Advocacy 2009

Learn more about the Texas Alzheimer's Research Consortium and the need for continued funding from the state legislature.

 

Alzheimer's In the News

Town Hall ReportThe Voices of Alzheimer's Disease Report is now available (this is a large file and may take time to download).  This report summarizes issues voiced by those living in the early stage of Alzheimer’s disease.  To learn more about these issues, click here.

Use the link below to read the most current news from around the nation and the world.

Alzheimer’s Association in the news

 

Local Advocate visits Washington, D.C.


On November 12, 2008, Teresa Lambert from the Abilene Region of our chapter, visited Washington, D.C. to describe her life in the 2 year Medicare wait period.  Learn more about this special visit and how you can support the efforts of the Alzheimer's Association to change this situation.

July 2009 Update:  National Public Radio (NPR) has produced an article about Alzheimer's Patients Struggle Without InsuranceClick here to read or listen to the article.