Can you relate to these thoughts and feelings?

• You are nervous and fearful of what the cognitive changes you see in your loved one could be, but don’t know how to get answers.
• You are sad by these cognitive changes you have seen. To make it worse, you find yourself waking at night, with worries and sadness of what could come, not even knowing if your worries will come.
• You are upset with yourself for not being more patient or being a nag with your spouse or parent with dementia…all qualities you don’t want to be feeling nor expressing, but you can’t seem to stop it.
• You have spent hours searching the web and have a ton of information, but no helpful answers as they relate to your spouse, mom or dad with dementia.
• You feel like you might be doing the right things for your loved one with dementia, but how can you know for sure. You don’t always follow the ‘best practices” and your loved one seems happier for it.  You wonder if you can trust yourself.

There is another way to love someone through dementia! Let me help you:

• Get answers as they relate to your loved one so you can do what is best for him or her.
• Understand this condition so you can be less frustrated and love more fully.
• Learn how to focus on today and not live in tomorrow’s worries.
• Steady your connection so you can be satisfied in your role as a spouse or child of someone with dementia.
• Give your spouse, mom or dad a great life so you, too, can also live well through this disease process.