HeyJaredRemembering Together
"Remembering Together," a podcast by LMJ's Lost Souls - Alzheimer's Fund, dedicated to everyone touched by Alzheimer's Disease and other forms of Dementia-whether you are a caregiver, family member, friend, or professional in the field.
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- Jul 7, 2026
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Ep#18- The Power of Showing Up- Family, Community & Alzheimer's (opens the original)
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On today’s episode, Brandon Cork joins us to share his family’s personal journey with Alzheimer’s and the lasting impact this disease has had on the people he loves. Through his story, Brandon reminds us that Alzheimer’s doesn’t just affect one person, it touches entire families and communities. He also shares why giving back, showing up for others, and building a strong community of support have become so meaningful to him. It’s a heartfelt conversation about family, connection, and finding pur
Episode #17- The Power of Preserving Your Memories- Don't Wait To Tell Your Story (opens the original)
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Some of life's most meaningful moments deserve more than a place on your phone, flashdrive or SD card... they deserve to become part of your family's story. On this episode of Remembering Together , we welcome John Doherty, founder of The Family Album Company , for a heartfelt conversation about preserving memories through photography, film, and storytelling. John shares why capturing life's moments isn't something to put off until "someday," but a gift you can give yourself and your loved ones
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