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Discover the power of turning grief into “Gifts” with unconditional love, resilience, and the bond between a father and child in Gifts From My Father. Join Dan on a poignant journey through the challenges of his father’s battle with dementia. $0.99 on Kindle.

I began to realize there are probably other “amateur” folks like me on their own trying to take care of a loved one with this disease and possibly could benefit from my shared personal experiences. Soon this diary turned into this book.

Does my wife know she is not well? Does she know how she was before she was diagnosed with Alzheimer´s? Does she remember her past? Then I realized “what about us”, our 43 years of marriage, does she remember that past? She recognizes me but how far back? Did our marriage begin in 1979 or 2017 when she was diagnosed? I wasn’t sure where I was in her memory, her friend or her husband.

How do I connect with my wife and get her to connect with me? This is always a constant desperation on my part especially because she doesn’t speak. I am always afraid she will stop connecting with me, especially when I get that blank look, that “daze into no man’s land. I never show my “ real panic” and always act as if everything is normal. Described in Preventing Her Shutdown is how I learned to “connect” with her, understand what she is thinking and what her feelings are, even though she is silent. More importantly, detailed is how she has learned to reach out and connect with me to communicate.

My experiences and actions as they happen “racing against the Alzheimer’s clock” to keep her communicating and interacting every day, even though she no longer speaks, are detailed in my never-ending battle to prevent her shutdown. $1.99 on Kindle.

Memoir on how a daughter helped her father navigate his walk with Alzheimer’s Disease. Helpful read for anyone with a loved one walking their own path with dementia and for caregivers, care facility staff, medical students or anyone concerned with the growing number of worldwide dementia cases to gain knowledge on stages of the disease and compassionate care. $4.99 on Kindle.

No one wants to develop dementia and the thought of living with it conjures up a helpless and foreboding feeling. With over 5 million people diagnosed there is an epidemic. While drug trials are struggling to provide meaningful interventions there is hope! The solution is based on early detection and intervention. Scientists are showing that prevention is possible— the key lies in a comprehensive evaluation of your risk for Alzheimer’s long before its onset.

Don’t wait to be diagnosed! “The Diabetic Brain in Alzheimer’s Disease” reveals the most critical and common risk factors for Alzheimer’s and shows you how to take control. Read this book for the actionable steps that you can take now to save your brain! $0.99 on Kindle.