Making Connections discussion

I have been a 24/7 home caregiver for my wife with Alzheimer's for six years. Caregiving for a loved one with Alzheimer's without any outside help is extremely difficult but in most cases there is no other option. Outside professional help cannot respond “in real time” when radical behavioral changes occur. Only home caregivers can. There are no two profile behavioral changes alike.

My book “62 Tips For Caregivers of Alzheimer´s To Delay Shutdown”, a short read, 72 pages, not only defines what it means to be a home caregiver, but details recommendations, the do's and don'ts with successes and failures from my own invented personalized therapies and activities to mitigate changes in behavior for their loved one. Revealed are powerful strategies and new tools that can empower a caregiver to delay the shutdown and preserve precious moments of connection.

Your review could expose 62 invaluable tips, a “shortcut” to other home caregivers on this same journey to avoid some of the desperation, frustration and make a profound difference in their loved one's life. I know they would be grateful. I have a PDF upon request.