OK--but not so great for older onset alzheimers

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	• Alzheimer's Early Stages: First Steps for Family, Friends and Caregivers Daniel Kuhn Hunter House, 2003 - 304 pages average customer review:based on 17 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

OK--but not so great for older onset alzheimers

My mother is nearly 90. She's just beginning to develop Alzheimer's. This book would be good for those whose loved ones develop Alzheimer's at an earlier age, but I didn't find it very helpful.

Must Read for family of Dementia Patient

If you have a loved one that is showing early dementia signs, this is a must read! If you do not know and understand what you will be facing, it will be unbelievably difficult. But this book can help you understand what is happening so you do not take personally what is being said and done by your loved one.

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36 Hours

Have not finidhed thid publication but have covered approz 125 pages. The info conveyed is excellent and has caused me to modify my approach to my wifs's condition. Unfortunately she has several other probems that complicate the situation. Rgardless this bookis vey helpful so far and I expect the balance to be the same.

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Excellent caregivers' guide

This was written by a professional (clinical social worker), but can be easily understood by laypeople. It gives stages of Alzheimer's--what one can look for in the early, middle and later stages. And is also helpful about how to seek help.

Excellent Resource

Many books have been written about Alzheimer's disease. However this book gives the reader an easy to understand yet thorough explanation of what a family or caregiver should do when someone (s)he loves or works for has been diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease.

Susan Berg is the author of Adorable Photographs of Our Baby: Meaningful, Mind Stimulating Activities and More for the Memory Challenged, Their Loved Ones, and Involved Professionals.

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This edition includes the latest information on Alzheimer?s risk factors, treatments, and prevention, as well as a new chapter, ?Voices of Experience,? composed of reflections by family members. It also provides information about new drugs approved since 1999 and the federal government?s decision to cover counseling and other health-related services through Medicare.

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