Alzheimer's and Dementia
Shopping with a List—For the First Time
Maybe it was time to accept that everyone forgets stuff as they age.
Why Our Memories Are So Important to Us
An overwhelming response from Guideposts readers about how we remember, how we forget and the enduring presence of God.
Caregiving: A Burden of Love
Recalling a mother’s devotion for her son, while exploring the connection between Alzheimer’s and Down syndrome.
Taking a Closer Look at Memory Loss
Worries about a family history of Alzheimer’s leads to an MRI and more prayers.
The Truth About Early-Onset Alzheimer’s
Many understandably associate dementia with aging, but it can impact younger people, too.
A Caregiving Q&A with Nikki DeLoach
Her Hallmark movies end happily ever after. How this actress finds hope in the real-life story of her father’s dementia
A Normal Memory Lapse or a Harbinger of Dementia?
Guideposts’ editor-in-chief reveals a common fear: that a normal loss of memory might mean something more dire.
5 Lessons from a Long-Term Alzheimer's Caregiver
After nine years of caring for her husband she suggests releasing expectations, asking for help and more.
A Caregiver Is Reassured by the Universal Language of Love
Her husband changed as his dementia advanced, but a tender gesture proved he still cared.
If Memory Fades, What Happens in Our Dreams?
In researching a book about Alzheimer’s, some questions for God.
Remembering God While Fearing Alzheimer's
At work on a book about his family’s history with the disease, an apprehensive author’s faith kicks in.
Alzheimer's and the Powerful World of Memory
An old dog and an upcoming book inspire thoughts on the disease, family and who we are.
Fighting the Darkness of Alzheimer’s on ‘The Longest Day’
How three people in the early stages of the disease will celebrate this year’s summer solstice
Inspirational QUOTES
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I have to have quietness in me somewhere, otherwise I’d burn myself up.
