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All things related to being a medical decision maker for someone you adore with Alzheimer's.
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New Alzheimer’s Research Makes Me Hopeful (opens the original)
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We are now living in a time when Alzheimer’s breakthroughs seem more likely than ever. I remember when my husband was diagnosed almost ten years ago now, we held onto hope that there might be something coming soon. This time the hope feels real. My nursing background is in oncology. During the nineties the gold standard was combination chemotherapy. Those drugs hit cells that grew fast, which made sense because the defining characteristic of many cancers is out of control growth. Drugs that affe
Caregiver Support (opens the original)
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I was lucky enough to find Victoria Chin’s Carer Mentor site awhile back, and it’s long past time I shared it here. Even though I am an RN, nothing really prepared me for becoming a dementia caregiver when my husband was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s. Based in the UK, but with universal content on caregiving, Victoria has created a platform with tools and resources for caregivers of all types. The content is well organized and the community of caregivers that support each other through shared exper
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