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A monthly e-newsletter for people caring for those affected with Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia.
May 2022 Caregiver Tips & Tools Newsletter | It is important to stay present, to focus on the here and now with a loved one during the Alzheimer's journey. Author Steph Jagger shares an exerpt from her latest memoir about staying present with her mother on a road-trip through the Rocky Mountains.
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Apr. 2022 Caregiver Tips & Tools Newsletter | When the time comes to choose a care facility for your loved one, where do you start? Find out what type of care is available and what questions to ask when touring different options.
Mar. 2022 Caregiver Tips & Tools Newsletter | We're two months into the new year, but it's never too late to form healthier habits. In this month's article, we look at how you can adjust your lifestyle to lower your risk of developing Alzheimer's disease and other dementias.
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