Thank you for all you do. It is such a comfort knowing you are near by and have such a wealth of knowledge and good advice. You are a treasure.
e.b. – SUPPORT GROUP PARTICIPANT – wife – CAREGIVER

Sometimes Grandmama Doesn’t Know Me!
A story for children about Alzheimer’s disease.
I don’t have adequate words to describe my gratitude for everything you did over the years for [my wife and me. You have been a blessing to us and your dedication and compassion is so appreciated.
C.a. – Support Group Participant – husband- Caregiver
“Pinky-Finger Friends”
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