Caregiver Confidential: Stories of Living with My Husband's Alzheimer's Disease

When your loved one has Alzheimers Disease you may feel frustration loneliness and exhaustion. - Each sign of your loved ones mental decline is upsetting and seeking a medical diagnosis is frustrating. You feel angry and guilt follows your anger. - Its difficult for family and friends to fully understand what youre going through. You may struggle alone with the responsibility for your loved ones care. - The demands of caregiving begin to exhaust you as your loved ones health continues to decline. Cheri tells her personal experiences of caregiving for her husband with love humor and candor. She hopes her stories will encourage caregivers to reach out for help and to find compassion for themselves and their loved ones.