1) You are very concerned and worried about someone close to you who already has Alzheimer’s, or is starting to show early warning signs.
2) You want the best for your family, and would do anything to discover how to help your loved one and your family cope as best as possible through this life changing situation.
We had no idea what Alzheimer’s disease really was… what the future held for him… or how it would affect his life (or ours).
How long would it be before he forget who we were? Would he still be able to live on his own… or need full-time care?
These were just some of the questions we simply didn’t know the answers to. We were overwhelmed with despair, sadness and a crushing fear of the unknown.
I want to help you because I don’t want you to continue going through what our family went through on a daily basis for so many years.
I know what it’s like to deal with the Alzheimer’s problem on all levels physically, mentally, and emotionally.
I care about you and I am 100% confident you CAN have a better life for you and your family, in spite of Alzheimer’s!
You see, I’ve just released a brand new online guide that’s now helping hundreds of people around the world confidently deal with the issues of Alzheimer’s.
"Making Life With Alzheimer’s Easier: More Than 101 Helpful Tips, Advice, Stories, and Words Of Encouragement and Inspiration For Family, Friends and Caregivers of People Living With Alzheimer’s!"
It’s not like any of those generic Alzheimer’s books you find at the bookstore… or at the library… or even on the Internet.
The "secret" to this new online guide and the reason it has been so helpful to so many people, is the way it was created…
Husbands, wives, family members, professional caregivers, registered nurses, medical professionals, occupational therapists, nursing home staff… and asked them the following questions…
What’s the one bit of advice you’d give others about Alzheimer’s disease? If you could share only one recommendation for living with Alzheimer’s, what would it be? What’s the greatest lesson you’ve learned about Alzheimer’s?
Have you made mistakes that have set you back? Any problems or pitfalls people should watch for? What should we NOT do when it comes to living with Alzheimer’s disease?
Have you discovered any ways to make living with Alzheimer’s easier or more comfortable? Any tips or "secrets" that helps make daily living better? Is there anything you know now, that you wish you knew much sooner?
People from all over the world eagerly responded with literally hundreds of helpful tips, advice, stories and words of encouragement they want to share with others who are also dealing with Alzheimer’s disease.
How to calm down even the most frustrated Alzheimer’s patient – the very simple thing you can do that works in less than one minute – you’ll find it on page 11.
Don’t miss pages 61-62 for the diet that…
