Walking Each Other Home

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Few things can change a mother-daughter relationship as quickly and profoundly as a diagnosis of dementia. Walking Each Other Home is the true story of how one daughter's life was changed-and ultimately enriched-when her mother was hit with vascular dementia. S. Peters Davis, Editorial Review What a heartfelt, interesting, and informational story of personal caring for a parent with Vascular Dementia. Sharon McInnes shares her experiences and care through all the stages of her mother's dementia. She explains much of her research and where she went to find it. The honest feelings when dealing with and caring for each stage of this illness really offer good guidance on healthcare, the places available for that care, and how to provide care and safety to a family member living with you.I wish this book had been around when I was caring for my stepfather and then again for my mother. Sharon handled and addressed so many issues with her mother, her personal life, and her family life. It's an excellent book for understanding how to help and care for someone with dementia.

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Pagina's: 278, Paperback, BWL Publishing Inc.