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Do you have a loved one with Dementia or Alzheimer's?
Do you want to feel less overwhelmed and more empowered?
This practical guide offers a framework to help you work through the decisions you will face and how to find the happy moments and joy in your new reality.
- Learn. Learn More after a Diagnosis so you understand what is happening in your loved one's brain and where unusual behaviors are coming from. Also discover ways to react to decrease conflict and stress – for them and for you!
- Plan. Make sure financial and legal plans are in place so you maintain control of decisions and assets that your family will need to pay for future care.
- Know your options. Understand the medical choices you may face and the options you have for care. Learn how to decide whether in-home care or putting a loved one in a care facility will be best for your loved one and your family.
- Get Support. No one goes through this journey alone. Get tips to care for yourself and how to ask for help from others.
- Stay Connected. Discover how to stay connected with your loved one as the disease progresses and how to make End of Life plans that respect the wishes of everyone involved.
In this Book, You Will Discover:
What you can and can't control
What you can and can't control
How to plan for the critical decisions ahead
How to stay connected to your loved one as the disease progresses
Every 66 seconds, someone in the US develops Alzheimer's.
Alzheimer's is the most common form of dementia, the 6th leading cause of death and the ONLY cause of death in the top 10 that is not preventable or curable. The Alzheimer's Association estimates that there are approximately 5.3 million people in the U.S. with Alzheimer's – 2/3 of those are women. Globally, the World Health Organization estimates approximately 36 million people have Alzheimer's. These numbers will grow exponentially as the population ages.

About the Author: Tara Reed

Watch the video below to see the impact Alzheimer's has on the entire family…
(This video was created less than a month before George Reed passed away…)
Tara Reed, creator of Pivot to Happy, is one of the millions of family members involved in care and decision making. Her father had Alzheimer's and passed away in August 2016.