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Love Is Ageless: Stories About Alzheimer's Disease (2nd Edition)

Love Is Ageless: Stories About Alzheimer's Disease (2nd Edition)

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: BEST ON THE TOPIC
Review: I lost my mother to Alzeimer's! Of all the books I searched for comfort and strength, this was by far the best! A wonderful and varied collection!

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: We don't walk alone
Review: Jessica Bryan's anthology of stories and poems about Alzheimer's Disease provides an astounding collection of viewpoints on a disease that is slowly coming out of the closet. Many of us who have lost a loved one to this terrible disease feel utterly alone and defeated by the slow, subtle disintegration of self we bear witness to. It is hard to imagine that hearing tales of others would do much to boost the spirits, but Love Is Ageless proves otherwise. There are words from doctors, nurses, family members, and even words from people in first phases of the disease. Each story sheds a different light. Some will make you laugh, some will make you cry, none will leave you indifferent. For those of you living or working with someone with Alzheimer's Disease, take a look at this book! And for those who have little or connection with Alzheimer's Disease, don't look away: this anthology speaks eloquently about the big issues: love, loss, fear, and acceptance. Love is Ageless is for everyone. Many of the stories and poems are literary masterpieces. See for yourself! Katie Cameron

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: A touching and memorable collection of stories and poetry
Review: Jessica Bryan's Love Is Ageless: Stories About Alzheimer's Disease is a touching and memorable collection of stories and poetry representing people's experiences with Alzheimer's disease and the slow tragedy of losing a loved one. Focusing on the bond that make people human and bring them together, Love Is Ageless is a warm, heartfelt, moving collection filled with emotion and spirit -- and highly recommended reading for anyone whose life and family has been touched by this particular affliction.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: entering into the world of one with Alzheimer's
Review: One of the many values of this book is that it provides an opportunity to enter into the experiences, feelings, and perceptions of persons with Alzheimer's on a deeply human level. This is a book grounded in respect and value for the person with dementia. It is also an affirmation of the gifts of love, compassion, and wisdom to be found in relationship with the family member or friend with dementia.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: A touching set of true stories
Review: This excellent little book of stories (in its 2nd edition) is well worth reading.
They are first-hand accounts, written by family members and/or friends, of loved ones who have slowly found themselves forgetting, and/or becoming confused. Some of the tales are hilarious, others very moving.
All the essays and stories are well-written, and the editing is superb.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Beautifully written, warm-hearted stories
Review: This is a collection of stories by people whose lives have been touched by Alzheimer's Disease. Loving, touching, humerous, moving; an indepth look at the human spirit. Primarily short-stories, some poetry - all very healing. A must read for anyone experiencing the effects of Alzheimer's Disease, especially caregivers.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Priceless Too
Review: This is a heartfelt collection of true stories by family members and caregivers of people with Alzheimer's. Anyone with a loved one touched by this disease will feel much less alone after reading this book.


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