Healing Your Grieving Heart When Someone You Care About Has Alzheimer's: 100 Practical Ideas for Families, Friends, and Caregivers (Healing Your Grieving Heart series)

This book has been very helpful as my husband and I travel through this journey with Alzheimer's. Just one page at a time format makes it easy to pick up and just flip to a page if you want or go in order. The Carpe Diem notes at the bottom of the page are most helpful. Thank you!

Dr. Wolfelt knows what he is when he writes these books.I bought this for my friend as he deals with his disappearing mother.He said it's quite helpful when he is sad or angry at the disease.

This book has quick tips for dealing with caring for someone you love who has Alzheimer's. We care givers sure need all the help we can get. It's good to see a book helping us to deal with our grief in losing someone we love over a long period of time. As Nancy Reagan called it, "The long goodbye." Many books talk about the "how" to care give, but this is only one I've found that focusses on the grief.

I like how this little book is filled with ideas, helpful information. It also offers strength and comfort for the caregiver. I have a sister with Alzheimer's and see many ideas to use with her.

It's not like the AA 10 steps that basically says go read a bible. But even with the respect to a variety of religious faiths or lack thereof, I really find it a long-winded list of platitudes. I've read a lot about Alzheimer's, so I'm admittedly jaded, but I haven't found anything tangible I haven't heard before. But books like this should exist, especially for those who are new to care for an loved one with Alzheimer's or those who get inspired by pep talks.

I found this to be one of the most helpful books when dealing with Alzheimer's. I highly recommend it.Valerie Ferrero

A very true to life. It describes this terrible desease from start to finish. It was if I had kieept a log of what I've been thru with my husband. Great tips.

Love Wolfelt's books and was able to hear him speak just last week. His books are user friendly and written to meet the needs of many.

It’s hard to lose a loved one twice but this book helps you deal with that. You get tips to celebrate the good days and deal with the not-so-good days. There are so many of us dealing with this “disease” today and this a great book to help navigate the murky waters of dementia.

Helps dealing with dementia in the ones you love.

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