Caring for Alzheimer's

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Richard Taylor, a psychologist from Houston, TX who has been diagnosed with early onset dementia, probably of the Alzheimer’s type, tells his story. To learn more, visit Richard’s website at www.richardtaylorphd.com

Without Warning is a program for people journeying with younger-onset Alzheimer’s disease. Inspired by someone affected by younger-onset Alzheimer’s disease, Without Warning supports and empowers individuals and their families who face Alzheimer’s disease early in life. Designed to enhance vitality and quality of life, Without Warning’s specifically tailored programs offer individuals and their families opportunities for education and support. By realizing that “we are not alone,” we hope individuals and their family members will find purpose, dignity and the opportunity to live each day with meaning and grace. All meetings are at St. Peter’s Church in Elmhurst, Illinois. Learn more at www.rush.edu

A review of important events and developments in and around the Alzheimer’s Association throughout 2010.

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Brain Tips Against Aging, Alzheimers Disease & Dementia Abbi gives you tips to keep your brain healthy and alert despite aging. These are tips to help prevent or minimize the effects of Alzheimers Disease symptoms & Dementia. Take care of you brain to avoid early onset Alzheimers, and dont need a test for to catch the early signs, need treatment or Alzheimers drugs. Music By Jimmy Gelhaar www.jimmyg.us http youtube.com Copyright 2009 Target Public Media. All Rights Reserved.

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Emmy Award-winning CBS News correspondent Barry Petersen shares his journey into life as a caregiver to his wife, Jan, diagnosed with Early Onset Alzheimer’s Disease at fifty-five. An intimate and courageously honest memoir about devastating loss, enduring love, and finding strength to carry on, Jan’s Story is a gift to other families dealing with younger onset Alzheimer’s, not because their challenges and decisions will exactly mirror Barry’s and Jan’s, but because they will know that they’re not alone.

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