The Long "Hello" - The Other Side of Alzheimer’s (book)

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What is it like to have and to care for someone with dementia? Travel the journey and see through the eyes of both the person with Alzheimer’s and the caregiver as this sensitive dialogue and memoir strips away the preconceptions about what it means to be or to love a person with dementia. The Long ‘Hello’ gives comfort to those who have walked the caregiving path and offers insight, hope, and direction to those embarking upon the journey. Author: Cathie Borrie.

What we like best about this product: Any mind-robbing neurological condition is difficult to understands, bizarre at best. Yet The Long "Hello" offers a different approach through Borrie’s own personal experience. The reader must listen and learn from the conversations she has with her mother, translating the seemingly incomprehensible language into one that progressively makes sense, even as one travels further into the journey.

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