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Missouri and Illinois

Alzheimer's Resource Center

Care-giving for someone with Alzheimer's is one of the most difficult jobs in the world. In addition to making sure that your loved one's daily needs are met, you are also faced with the fact that your relationship with this person is no longer what it once was. Oh, and as a little side note, you also are trying to maintain some sort of life of your own. Many care-giving guides out there give very technical and clinical information to try to enable caregivers do a better job.

What you need is practical information and useful suggestions to make the everyday things of life easier: How can I get Mom to take a bath? What do I do when Dad won't sit down and eat? What do I do when my husband becomes agitated and upset? These are the things that, when faced everyday, lead to caregiver burnout. Caregiver burnout is what leads to the need to place your loved one in a 24 hour care setting.

Our free Alzheimer's Resource Center is designed to help relieve the frustration, stress, and anxiety involved in caring for a member of your family with Alzheimer's -- and help you decide when or if it's best to use alternative care.

Click Here to gain instant FREE access to the following Alzheimer’s Information Resources…

Caring For Someone With Alzheimer's... Real World Strategies That Work
By Peggy Tener, B.S.W., N.H.A.

In this report, you’ll discover…

• How to comfortably care for your loved one with Alzheimer’s, while maintaining a life of your own.
• How to overcome the daily frustrations, and make everyday life easier for you and your loved one.
• How to reduce boredom and anxiety with a daily schedule.
• Practical tips for making daily activities and outings go smoothly.
• Plus, 6 ways to help you reduce the stress involved in being a caregiver.
• And 6 questions you should ask when considering alternative care for your loved one.

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Helpful Hints for Caregivers in the Home: A Quick-Reference Chart

Includes advice for when your loved one is bored, restless, or wandering. What to do when they become tense and begin to yell. Or when they become depressed and want to stay in bed all day long.

Hospice: What It Is and How It Can Benefit You and Your Family

An informative, 10-page interview in which 3 experts discuss the ins and outs of hospice care and uncover some of its widely-held misconceptions. They also provide details about medications, personalized care, and relieving the financial burden.

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Safe Driving, including…

• When and How to get the Alzheimer's Patient Off the Road
• How Alzheimer’s affects insurance, accidents, and driver’s license privileges
• When driving moves from a convenience issue to a safety issue, and more

The last thing you’d want is for your loved one with Alzheimer’s to cause an accident, which could lead to serious injury, legal problems, and financial burdens for you and your family.

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