
Caregiver's Guide to Dementia & Alzheimer's
Real Life Stories & Expert Guidance to Navigate the Journey Ahead From Diagnosis to Hospice Including Financial/Legal Matters & Coping w/ Stress & Burnout
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Alison Blaire
About this listen
Know what to expect, map out your plan of action, and get ready to embark on one of the most meaningful journeys of your life.
Has someone you love just been diagnosed with dementia or Alzheimer’s? Do worries like not knowing what to expect or how your loved one’s disease will progress keep you up at night?
Perhaps you are caring for your loved one and giving so much of yourself, that your self-care has been left by the wayside.
If you’re struggling with stress, a lack of sleep, or self-care challenges, know that you’re not alone.
Being a caregiver is more than accepting responsibilities and adapting to the changes in your loved one's world.
Although it is a thankless job, it is a great honor; a profound and beautiful experience, that will broaden your mind and touch your heart, more deeply than you could ever imagine.
It is most important to balance your life when caring for your loved one so as not to lose yourself in the process and maintain your health and well-being.
This book will provide practical solutions and guidance to improve your caregiving skills as well as ensure the well-being and happiness of yourself and your loved one. Through real-life stories, you will realize that you are not alone, and this author’s empathetic and compassionate writing style will provide you with the comfort and reassurance to empower you on this life-altering journey. You will be guided step by step through the process of caring for your loved one—from diagnosis to hospice and all stages in between, accessing the most promising treatments available.
Written by a pharmacist and caregiver with over a decade of experience in the field, this book contains all the vital information and insights she has gathered through the years, which will provide you with expert guidance, and inspiration, and will prove to be a powerful source of hope, throughout your journey. Care for your loved one confidently, lovingly, and effectively without the overwhelm.
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- D. A. Stoll
- 01-17-24
Essential and Suppotive
If a loved one is in the early stages of dementia, or even if you suspect that this may be the case, this book is essential. Written by a pharmacist, former caregiver, and speaker on caregiving, the book offers information and advice on all aspects of dementia.
Early on, the author explains how changes in the brain manifest as symptoms of dementia, describes the seven states of dementia, discusses different medications that can address various symptoms, and offers advice on the different types of in-home and out-of-home care. The author then delves into possible behavioral changes and how to address them, communication strategies at different stages of dementia, ways to help your loved one stay as engaged as possible through activities and the like, and so much more. Throughout the advice is practical, and the tone is supportive and encouraging. The book also addresses safety issues, reminds the listener to deal with legal and financial matters, and emphasizes the importance of self-care for the caregiver.
The many real-world examples are relatable and helpful. Among other things, they help to remind the listener that those suffering from dementia do not choose their behaviors, which requires caregivers to be patient and empathetic even when doing so is difficult.
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- Joshua Rivedal
- 01-14-24
A (must-have) gift for caregivers
In my life, I have helped, as a research assistant for a Ph.D. who works as practitioner in the field of dementia studies, and I found this book to be spot-on with all of the research and best-practices I’ve seen. This book not only shares how a caregiver can be the best caregiver possible, but also how to recharge and practice effective self-care (so they can continue to be a great caregiver and a great, well-rested human being to and for themselves). Not only is this book backed in sound best practices from someone in the field but also is from the standpoint of someone who has actually been a caregiver. Bravo and thanks to the author!! Definitely recommend.
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- Marc Henderson
- 01-10-24
A Thoughtful, Sensitive and Necessary Book
I don't know anyone in my family who, thank goodness, suffers from dementia or Alzheimer's, but if I did, this would be the book to read and follow. It covers what each condition's issues encompass and the stages of progression they will go through. Once your family member is diagnosed, there is a treatment and care regimen that needs to be followed, especially as it relates to managing and understanding the common behavioral issues you will likely face. Depending on your economic situation, at-home or outside care might be what's needed. There's getting the person's home set up for safety and comfort as well as the financial and legal affairs that must be dealt with. They and your lifestyle will and must change. There's more still inside than this little review can cover. So! Read this book and get clued in!
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- josh wheeler
- 02-05-24
Excelent Resource
This is an excellent resource for dealing with the harsh reality of Dementia and Alzheimer's. Packed with great information and practical in every area surrounding mental decline. As a former nursing assistant in a nursing home, I have seen the impact these conditions have on families and have taken care of many with on-set diagnoses myself; I can assure you this book gives you valuable advice to help you on this journey as a caretaker.
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- Lindsey
- 01-17-24
Very Helpful for Caregiver’s of Any Kind
I really enjoyed listening to this audiobook. The author, with a blend of expertise and empathy, brings to life the realities of caring for someone with dementia or Alzheimer's. She offers practical advice, from understanding the disease's progression to managing legal and financial matters. What sets this audiobook apart is its focus on the caregiver's well-being. It's not just about the technicalities of care but also about maintaining your health and sanity in the process. The real-life stories resonate deeply with me personally, as I have also struggled with a family member going through this disease. It made me feel less alone in my own experience. The narration adds to the experience, with a voice that's both comforting and clear, making complex topics easy to grasp. It's straightforward, devoid of unnecessary fluff, and speaks directly to the heart of what it means to be a caregiver. Highly recommended!
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- Lisa
- 01-19-24
great book even for...
great book even for the supporting spouse. My husbands mother is battling Alzheimers disease and I listened to this book to educate myself and what ive found has been priceless. I find I am a much more supportive spouse and feel much more knowledgable and confident being in this scenerio knowing what to expect, etc. This audiobook has been a priceless gift to me and my family
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- Anonymous User
- 01-07-24
A Supportive Guide
It is a mind-blowing guide. I am impressed by author's mindset, how perfectly supportive material for dimensia is provided with the related real-life stories. Well narrated and perfect for one who wants to get information about "Caregiver's Guide to Dementia & Alzheimer's". Hoghly recommended!
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- Cnsjdreams
- 01-14-24
Fantastic resource!
I found this book covers so many of the steps needed to be a supportive and caring support for your family member with dementia. This book helps to understand the causes, symptoms, and stages of dementia so that it, hopefully, can be recognized early. They cover everything from how to manage changes in your loved one's personality to the loss of ability to care for themselves. Personally, the chapters later in the book on alternative and holistic therapies for the person suffering from dementia and the self-care tips for the caregiver were invaluable! These opened my eyes to keeping myself healthy and to build habits into my daily routine to maintain my own mental health. I have had grandparents suffer from dementia but was not the primary caregiver at the time. Now that I'm older, I feel more prepared in recognizing the signs that my loved ones may have beginning stages of this horrible disease and feel that this resource will help guide me through setting up appointments and making the hard decisions that come with all stages of dementia. Highly recommend!
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- Influential Inkling
- 01-08-24
A Practical and Empathic Guide
The "Caregiver's Guide to Dementia & Alzheimer's" audiobook, authored by a seasoned pharmacist and caregiver, stands out as a practical and empathetic companion for those facing the challenges of caring for someone with dementia or Alzheimer's. Offering clear guidance from diagnosis to hospice, the audiobook combines expert insights with real-life stories, fostering a sense of community and understanding. Notably, it emphasizes the importance of caregiver well-being, balancing the acknowledgment of sacrifices with a celebration of the profound aspects of the caregiving experience. The narrator's soothing voice enhances the audiobook's impact, making it an invaluable and empowering resource for caregivers, providing practical solutions, reassurance, and a powerful source of hope throughout their journey.
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- Daniel Banachowski
- 01-09-24
Amazing info
This helped me so much when it came to caring for an older loved one struggling with dementia. I highly recommend this for anyone going through a similar situation.
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