 "Elder Rage" or Take My Father Please!: How to Survive Caring for Aging Parents
By Jacqueline Marcell. This was given me by my daughter, on Mother's Day, after father was diagnosed AD. It was particularly poignant for me to read the episodes and events that had already started occurring in my life, and comparing. An easy and quick read for the "new to Alzheimer's". You will laugh and cry. Recommended by <NOBR>   CarolynShelley</NOBR>, 7/1/2002 Recommended by GUMMLE, 11/7/2004.
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"Madam, The Grass Is High"By Dennis H. Christen. A novel showing a wonderful quality of life for seniors. It's a love story about the old for the young. It is highly recommend for all ages. A feel good, sweet, sweet story that takes you through the agony of getting old. Recommended by DHC , 2/2/2003 Recommended by GUMMLE, 11/7/2004.
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A Mother Loss Workbook: Healing Exercises for DaughtersBy Diane Hambrook & Gail Eisenberg. A combination of readings and activity/journal suggestions that I found helpful both before & after my mom's death from AD. Recommended by CarolK , 8/15/2001 Recommended by GUMMLE, 11/7/2004.
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A Voice for the CaregiverBy Jean Wood. Poems from a big A caregiver...our feelings put into words...uplifting and powerful... Recommended by roses , 2/1/2001 Recommended by GUMMLE, 11/7/2004.
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Alzheimer"s Early StagesBy Daniel Kuhn,MSW. Recommended by sugar Cookie , 8/19/2001 Recommended by GUMMLE, 11/7/2004.
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Alzheimer's Disease A guide for FamiliesBy Lenore S. Powell, Ed.D.,with Katie Courtice. check your local library Recommended by McGoughs , 12/7/1999 Recommended by GUMMLE, 11/7/2004.
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Alzheimer's Finding the WordsBy Harriet Hodgson. A communication guide for those who care. How to communicate with someone with Alzheimer's when the words don't come. Recommended by AndyV , 8/18/2001 Recommended by GUMMLE, 11/7/2004.
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between two worldsBy ellen p. young. this author's mother and aunt had alzheimer's at the same time and she focuses on "accessing the mirth" - yes,. there is humor if you look for it. ellen speaks at alzheimer's seminars and offers her book with 100% retail going to alzheimer's research. she's a super lady and writes a good book Recommended by sylvia , 2/4/2001 Recommended by GUMMLE, 11/7/2004.
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CARING FOR A LOVED ONE WITH ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE - A CHRISTIAN PERSPECTIVEBy Elizabeth T. Hall. "An insightful, informative, and deeply moving book. This is a must-read....It will truly make the burden lighter and more meaningful." Harold G. Koenig, MD, Associate Professor of Psychiatry and Medicine, Duke University Medical Center, Durham, NC Recommended by Widgety , 1/26/2003 Recommended by GUMMLE, 11/7/2004.
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Caring for Aging ParentsBy Richard P. Johnson, Ph.D.. Not specific for Alzheimers, but can help alot with taking care of yourself! Lynny Recommended by Lynny , 11/2/2003.
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Elegy for IrisBy John Bayley. John shares his love for his wife Iris and the journery into her Alzheimer Disease. First printing January 1999 Recommended by SandysinOregon1, 5/10/2006.
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failure free activies for alzheimer patientBy . Recommended by TremblingKim, 1/3/2005.
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failure free activies for dementiaBy . Recommended by TremblingKim, 1/3/2005.
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Failure_Free Activities for Alzheimer'''s PatientsBy Carmel Sheridan. How to raise the quality of life for patients and caregiver through simple, meaningful activies. Recommended by muffin , 1/9/2001 Recommended by GUMMLE, 11/7/2004.
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he used to be somebodyBy Beverly Bigtree Murphy. The best of all the many books I have read for caregivers.Written by B.B.Murphy after caring for her husband,who developed A.D. at the ageof 41.It truly opened my eyes to the way our Loved Ones think and feel about this devastating disease,while they can still communicate.. Recommended by Mary523 , 5/2/2001. Recommended by GUMMLE, 11/7/2004.
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