At the End of the Day: Early Onset Alzheimer's Essays - Paperback

by L. S. Fisher (Author)

Taking care of another human being is hard. In my opinion, the physical part of care giving is not as difficult as the emotional grief. Perhaps the hardest of all for me was to stay positive and maintain my own physical and mental health. We all get discouraged, but by digging deep into our indomitable spirits, we can conquer the difficulties that life throws our way.At the end of the day, all we can do is take excellent care of our loved ones with dementia and put an end to this awful disease. In the meantime, my wish is that each of us lives life to the fullest!

Author Biography

Linda is a longtime Alzheimer's Association volunteer and advocate. She is an author and the editor of Alzheimer's Anthology of Unconditional Love. She offers presentations based on her personal experience as a primary caregiver for her husband who lived with early onset dementia for ten years. She will speak to groups or organizations about Alzheimer's or writing life stories. Presentations can be tailored for your group. Visit her website at http: //www.lsfisher.com/ or email Linda at lfisher@lsfisher.com