Journal Of An Alzheimer's Caregiver

by Winifred E. Johnson


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$12.95
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Softcover
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Book Details

Language : English
Publication Date : 4/25/2012

Format : Softcover
Dimensions : 6x9
Page Count : 64
ISBN : 9781468576405
Format : E-Book
Dimensions : N/A
Page Count : 64
ISBN : 9781468576399

About the Book

This is a first hand account of what it is like to have a loved on develop Alzheimer's. With the help from my journal I will roll back the years to when I first observed some subtle changes that would eventually change my life and my husband's. Where do you turn when youfeel your life is suddenly shut half down? Who do you turn to hen you have decisions to be made? What happens to your life as you become a caregiver. These symptoms of Alzheimer's range over six years and I believe that other spouses who are in the same position will want to know that they are not alone. Also some people may be wondering iftheir loved one is a candidate for Alzheimer's. Hopefully this will help them.


About the Author

Winifred E. Johnson was born on July 3, 1919 and raised in Yonkers, New York. She also lived in Pennsylvania Alaska, Washington, Arizona, Oregon, New Jersey and California. Both her husband Bob, (who this story is about) and Winifred loved to travel. They went to Hawaii, England, Mexico, Canada and the Caribbean's as well as extensively in the United States. She received a BA in Education in Flagstaff, AZ and a MA in education Seattle, WA. Was a teacher in Bothell, WA, Port Angeles, WA, Cottonwood, AZ and Newhall, CA. Also a missionary in Fairbanks, AK and Cottonwood, AZ. The hobbies that she enjoy were: crochet, ceramics, bead work, candle decorating and needle point. At the present time she spends time on the computer writing articles for magazines. She wrote and published a book called "Memories of Years Gone By"for her children. Going to church is one ofthe important times ofthe week for her. At he present time she is living in Tacoma, WA with her daughter Pamella and son in law Chuck. Writing this book was important to her because she wanted to reach out to other people who are going through the tough struggle with Alzheimer's.