By Sue Ryan When our loved one is living with Alzheimer’s disease or another form of dementia, routine often provides … More
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You’re Not Alone: Finding the Sweet Spot
To love a person is to learn the song in their heartand sing it to them when they have forgotten. … More
You’re Not Alone: Get in a Support Group
By Skip Cohen The You’re Not Alone Chronicles is a series of experiences of one family member’s journey dealing with … More
Jacksonville Beach Hiker Completes 500-Mile Pilgrimage to Honor Mother and Fight Alzheimer’s
by Kiara Velez Anne Burris recently completed a 500-mile journey through the extraordinary Camino de Santiago pilgrimage, changing her grief … More
Young Voices in the Fight to #ENDALZ
During National Volunteer Week (April 20-26), the Alzheimer’s Association is proud to highlight inspiring stories and contributions from young volunteers … More
Do Brain Games Reduce Your Risk for Alzheimer’s?
By Nicole Lesson Word games and crosswords are a hobby or passion for many. For others, it may be something … More
Advocates Gather in Washington D.C. for Alzheimer’s
From April 7 to April 9, 2024 advocates from across the country joined together to advocate for 2024 federal policy … More
Volunteer Spotlight: Orlando Couple Uses Advocacy to Make a Difference
By Angelina Gamba Dr. Zahydie L. Burgos Ribot’s husband, Francisco Rios aka Pako, was diagnosed with early onset Alzheimer’s just … More
5 Tips for Spring Cleaning With Those Living With Alzheimer’s
Spring is here. It’s the time of the year that cleaning house becomes a priority. The process of spring cleaning … More
Florida Legislative Session Ends With Historic Funding for Alzheimer’s and Passage of Critical Legislation
The 2024 Florida legislative session has come to an end with major wins for Alzheimer’s care, support and research. None … More