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Recipes & Rememberences - The Mueller Family CookbookThe seven children of Paul and Nadine Mueller have compiled a book of their father’s and mother’s recipes titled “Recipes & Remembrances – The Mueller Family Cookbook.” The Mueller’s treasure the recipes of their parents and hope this cookbook will help you and your family share in the traditions they cherish so much. The Alzheimer’s Association is proud to offer this cookbook to you available for purchase for $15 (plus $5 shipping). You may purchase a cookbook in honor of Nadine Mueller by calling 417-886-2199 or stop by the Chapter’s offices in Springfield or Joplin or click the link below. The Mueller’s are generously donating the proceeds from this book to the Southwest Missouri Chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association. |
Alzheimer's Anthology of Unconditional Love
This book is a collection of thirty-seven true stories about Missourians who have embarked upon an unwilling journey into an uncharted world toward a future different than the one envisioned. It is the death of dreams, plans, and the birth of unconditional love. The stories capture the effect Alzheimer's has on caregivers, sons, daughters, in-laws, friends, children, grandchildren, and healthcare workers. The collection includes two stories from persons diagnosed with early onset Alzheimer's. The writers range from a Pulitzer Prize nominee to unpublished authors. For those beginning the journey, these true stories will help them realize they are not alone.
The cost of this book is $10, and can be purchased at the local Springfield office, 1500 South Glenstone, or buy calling 417-886-2199.
Young Hope The Broken Road
By local author Tracy Mobley this book gives you a look at the journey inside her world of what it is like to only be in your forties and have Early Onset Alzheimer's Disease.
The cost of this book is $7, and can be purchased at the local Springfield office, 1500 South Glenstone, or by calling 417-886-2199.
What's Happening to Grandpa?
By Maria Shriver. "No two grandparents are alike, but the one thing all grandparents seem to have in common are stories-stories about growing up, family history, and all of the funny and profound lessons that life has taught them. But as our elders grow older and their memories begin to fade, who will tell their stories? My hope is that this book will inspire children to find creative ways to keep these stories alive, and that readers of all ages will realize how important it is to cherish the lives, love, and memories of our grandparents-now and forever."
This book sells for $10, and can be purchased at the local Springfield office, 1500 South Glenstone, or by calling 417-886-2199.
The Magic Tape Recorder (A story about growing up and growing down)
Alzheimer's disease (AD) is one of several irreversible dementing illnesses. AD affects more than 5 million Americans. That's alot of grandmas, grandpas, aunts and uncles. We must not let this disease take away the opportunity for them to continue having a warm relationship with their grandchildren, nieces and nephews. This book is based on visits Grandma Joyce has made to elementary schools talking to children about memory loss and aging. They have been great listeners and many have written "thank you" letters showing that they understood what was talked about. Parents have relayed stories of how their children did not want to visit a memory impaired relative. Now that the children understand why their grandparent cannot remember their names, the children are now regular visitors. Children like to be helpers and the Grandma Joyce visits at school and this book will show them how to do just that, be helpers.
This book can be purchased at the Springfield office for $10 or by calling 417-886-2199.
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