Melissa Jones
Dealing with Alzheimer’s disease is hard - for everyone. Initially it’s hardest for the person who has it, but that quickly changes. There is a tipping point when the burden of the disease lands squarely on family and friends. It’s up to those closest to the afflicted person to take full care, make decisions, and worst of all, watch the gradual decline of someone who was once active, lively, smart, and capable.This book is intended to help remind readers that they’re not alone. Taking the time to reflect on what is happening, and how you feel about it, is important to keep yourself sane and healthy. Use this book to express yourself via journaling and drawing.
