What to do Between the Tears... A Practical Guide to Dealing with a Dementia or Alzheimer's Diagnosis in the Family: Feel less overwhelmed and more empowered. You don't have to go through this alone

Does your loved one have dementia or Alzheimer's? Have you felt numb, angry, powerless, sad and terrified all at the same time? Have you felt like you don t know how to act, where to turn or what to do? Author Tara Reed has felt these things too. She desperately needed a game plan: things TO DO to make a difference & feel less overwhelmed... She wanted to feel empowered: to know how to show up and speak up to get the best care that she could for her dad... She wanted to support her family and also be supported through her own grief...

Tara Reed knows you want those things too. She has been where you are now. In What to Do Between the Tears... she shares her game plan and her journey with her father's Alzheimer's with you.

Topics covered in this book include: Learning More after a Diagnosis, Financial & Legal Considerations, Medical Options & Choices, Self-Care & Support Needs, Choosing In-Home Care or a Care Facility, Connecting with Your Loved One and End of Life Planning

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