
I’ve witnessed many family situations as they deal, up close and personal, with dementia. Some are better than others at finding ways to help their loved one walk this difficult path. I’ve never seen anyone do it with the patience, expertise, and consistent effort I observed in Judy as she ministered to both her parents. Because of this excellence, and her love for research, there was no one else I wanted to collaborate with for this topic.
Dementia can be one of the most frustrating, difficult, confusing conditions of all — not just for the sufferers but for those who love them! It requires exceeding patience and understanding. But it also helps to have practical, concrete suggestions for caring for someone who can no longer care for themselves. It is my prayer that this book will provide help and comfort to those struggling to provide such care. Help! Someone I Love has Alzheimer’s is short but very sweet! It contains the kind of comfort only the Word of God can bring, as well as instructing about dementia as a disease and providing practical suggestions for how to make this experience more peaceful and less stressful–while maintaining your loved one’s dignity and safety.
Released originally in February 2012 by Day One Publishing, this is now available from Shepherd Press in the Lifeline Mini-Book Series.
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