Caring for Alzheimer's

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The Mission of the Alzheimer’s Project is to improve the life experience of people with Alzheimer’s. Our first offering is a personal, rich media presentation that engages people with Alzheimer’s, facilitates memory recall and improves communication with caregivers, family and friends. View the video and witness the communication benefits this powerful tool brings to people with Alzheimer’s and their caregivers. Valerie and her daughter now experience a new level of connection that gives them both comfort and joy. PhD. Neuropsychologist, Glenn Smith at the Mayo clinic says, “Caregivers become the memory for a loved one who has Alzheimer’s disease. By gathering memories, you can bring important events and experiences from your loved one’s past into the present. You are the link to his or her life history.” The Process Creating a “Moving Memory Video” is a rewarding journey. To get started, here’s what you do. 1. Contact us – 905-984-8672 yourmovingmemories@live.ca 2. Select the Package you would like to purchase. 3. Have fun gathering your photos, slides and home movies. 4. Select the music you would like to use. 5. Ship your stuff to us. 6. Relax. We do the rest. You Get This is much more than a simple slide show. Your “Moving Memory Video” is a beautifully crafted rich media presentation that comes to you on a DVD with a custom cover featuring photos of your loved one. Making copies is easy and not expensive at all. Our concept has been developed in “at home” and long …

In just under one year, 55-year-old Alan Arnette will have accomplished what few have done before: climbed the 7 Summits — the highest peak on each of the seven continents as part of The 7 Summits Climb for Alzheimer’s: Memories are Everything campaign. Arnette has climbed the equivalent of more than 100 times the height of the Empire State Building — including in temperatures of 40 degrees below zero and winds as high as 50 mph. Arnette undertook and accomplished this in order to raise awareness of the growing prevalence of Alzheimer’s in our aging population and the enormous financial and personal burden it places on people with the disease, their caregivers and society. Arnette climbs in memory of his mother, Ida Arnette, who he cared for before she passed away from Alzheimer’s disease in 2009. His experience as a family caregiver transformed him into a champion for the fight against Alzheimer’s, the nation’s 6th most deadly disease. Arnette has reached millions with his message: motivating people to speak up, seek support and help him in his efforts to raise million for the Alzheimer’s community. Alan will be available for a LIVE interview upon his return from his adventure. This National Alzheimer’s Disease Awareness Month he will share more about his journey, the challenges faced, and how it relates to caring for those with Alzheimer’s. for more info, go to: www.GoodNewsPlanet.com

The Mission of the Alzheimer’s Project is to improve the life experience of people with Alzheimer’s. Contact us at yourmovingmemories.ca Our first offering is a personal, rich media presentation that engages, facilitates memory recall and improves communication with caregivers, family and friends. View the vide and witness the communication benefits this powerful tool brings to people with alzheimer’s and their caregivers.

Alzheimer’s Australia Ambassadors, Sir Michael Parkinson, Ita Buttrose, Sophie Pieters-Hawke and Professor Henry Brodaty join everday Australians to raise awareness about the need to fight dementia now before 2050 when Australia will face an epidemic. For more information visit: www.fightdementia.org.au www.facebook.com/fightdementia www.twitter.com/AlzheimersAus

Alzheimer’s Dementia Reversal Trailer. We were very surprised to find that Alzheimer’s and Dementia can be reversed and we interviewed people that did it! The primary causes are: 1) Mercury from metal fillings and flu shots 2) Toxins in food and environment 3) Low T3 even when T4 and TSH thyroid tests are normal 4) Neurological side effects from prescriptions meds 5) Vitamin and mineral deficiency 6) Inflammation from food allergies, infections, etc. Note: We are not medical professionals. We are simply passing on information. You should consult a medical professional to diagnose, prevent or treat any disease.

The Journey Remembered featured on Fox 5 News Atlanta

Glen Campbell Alzheimer’s Disease, Memento, And You – Famed Country Music Singer Glen Campbell has Alzheimer’s Disease, it was announced today. The sad news was communicated during an exclusive interview with People Magazine and with his wife Kim by his side. Campbell told People Magazine that he wanted fans to be aware of his condition and that he plans a farewell tour around America. What a sad bit of news, but here’s praying for Mr Campbell. Even if you’re not a fan of country music, at least give some of his works an ear, particularly my favorite “Rhinestone Cowboy.” And let’s hope we find a cure for Alzheimer’s Disease. On that note, Alzheimer’s is more than just “memory loss,” and People Magazine’s webpage has a link to the 25 symptoms that go with it.

It’s estimated that 30 million people world-wide have Alzheimer’s. Learn how you can keep your memory intact with Dr. Bob. For more information visit us at www.druglessdoctor.com

How can I help support the fight against dementia? Whether you’ve got two minutes or two weeks, find out in this month’s podcast how you can get involved in the fight against dementia. Perhaps you could follow us on Facebook, email your MP or even run a marathon. Featuring interviews with campaigners, volunteers and fundraisers, this podcast shows how easy it can be to make a difference. There’s something for everyone. Listen to our other podcasts at www.alzheimers.org.ukThere are more than 750000 people in the UK affected by dementia with numbers set to rise to 1 million by 2021. Alzheimer’s Society is the UK’s leading care and research charity for people with dementia and those who care for them. Support the fight against dementia. Visit us at www.alzheimers.org.uk