In researching a book about Alzheimer’s, some questions for God.
An old dog and an upcoming book inspire thoughts on the disease, family and who we are.
How three people in the early stages of the disease will celebrate this year’s summer solstice
Ruth Drew of the Alzheimer’s Association shares advice, including how to build a support network and taking time for yourself.
Summoned to his mother's hospice bedside, Guideposts' Editor-in-Chief Edward Grinnan learned that she was in good hands for her homeward journey.
She ultimately gave up the guilt and accepted that her best was good enough.
As the primary caregiver for her husband with Alzheimer's, she struggled to take time for herself. But a restorative sanctuary was just blocks away.
During a visit to her mother-in-law with Alzheimer's, her son opened her eyes to God's many blessings.
Even as the actress’s father’s dementia worsened, their relationship deepened
At work on a book about his family’s history with the disease, an apprehensive author’s faith kicks in.
Even if social distancing is preventing you from visiting your loved ones in care facilities, there are still ways to show them you care.
Those suffering with Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia sometimes experience a mysterious moment of lucidity.
Look at old photos together, create a memory box or make a favorite family recipe; these are just few ways to jog their memory and comfort them at the same time.
Kristy Dewberry shares some simple tips that work for her when caring for her mother with Alzheimer's.