Resources for People with Alzheimer’s Disease and Their Caregivers

People with Alzheimer’s disease and their caregivers wage a difficult battle on many fronts day and night, experiencing strength and grace, but also tremendous emotional pain, frustration sorrow, and a deep sense of loss.

BY: Maureen Pratt

Continued from page 3

You, an advocate

Whether you have Alzheimer’s disease or care about someone who does, you might find yourself wondering, “What can I do? What part can I play in raising awareness or helping the cause of research or advocacy for Alzheimer’s disease?"

Volunteers are the backbone of any disease or patient advocacy program, and the organizations that provide resources welcome help in a variety of ways. Participating in one or more activities can truly make a difference, and help the person with Alzheimer’s disease and his or her loved ones feel less powerless and more powerful.


Follow Maureen at www.maureenpratt.com and on her Beliefnet blog.

Advertisement Find that Special Person that Shares your Christian Values.  Browse for Free! BE FINANCIALLY FIT in 2013! This FREE eBook Shows You How!
Dream Bigger. Do Greater. Affordable, Online College Degress! Convenient & Flexible Degrees Taught from Christian Worldview

Related Topics:

Advertisement

Advertisement

Our Free Newsletter
click here to see all of our uplifting newsletters »

 

Advertisement

DiggDeliciousNewsvineRedditStumbleTechnoratiFacebook