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Wednesday, June 1, 2016

I'm An Expert Fibber!

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Carol: LET'S TALK DEMENTIA - A Caregiver's Guide is an Amazon #1 Best Seller. It is an easy to read guide for caregivers, and its pages are scattered with humor to make life easier. You need a copy, so order it today from Amazon. I want life to be fun. I am seeking that fun even though I am traveling the journey of dementia with my Momma. I have learned it is possible to have fun and be a good caregiver. I want to share some of that fun with others. Life is hard. Dementia makes the journey more challenging. However, life has thrown me many curve balls, and dementia is just another ball I needed to prepare to catch. My grandmother died from Alzheimer's, and my mother is living with the disease, my husband has a closed head injury and amnesia, and my miniature dachshund had dementia for the last two years of his life. You would think that would be enough to "throw me over the cliff", but it has inspired me to help other people in their journey. Glad you came along for the ride!

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