Forget Me Not

A Caregiver’s Guide to Early-Onset Alzheimer’s Disease: Tips for Caring for Your Parent While Maintaining Your Peace and Avoiding Burnout

De: Torri L. Fisher

Narrado por: Becky Brabham

If you are looking for support while caring for a loved one who is suffering from early-onset Alzheimer’s disease, then you need the invaluable resources in this book.

You would do anything to care for your parent or loved one during this time. This experience can inspire a plethora of difficult feelings, and you might find yourself struggling because of them.

Nothing could have prepared you for the complicated, scary position you’re in, but you don’t have to do it without help. Navigating this tough situation to keep your sanity while still being able to care for your loved one is possible with the guidance of Forget Me Not: A Caregiver’s Guide to Early-Onset Alzheimer’s Disease.

You can maintain your peace, positivity, and well-being during this time with access to the right tools. Inside Forget Me Not: A Caregiver’s Guide to Early-Onset Alzheimer’s Disease, you will discover:

• The honest, effective strategies to navigate the new and challenging reality of caring for a loved one with early-onset Alzheimer’s
• How early-onset Alzheimer’s manifests in your loved one, the important expectations to have at every stage of the disease, and how to stay 10 steps ahead of advancements
• How to set boundaries and seek the necessary support for yourself while still showing up for your loved one
• The information and strategies to assist you in communicating effectively with medical, legal, and financial professionals through the process
• The essential practices to find your peace and maintain self-care during this difficult time
• Plus the tips and practical resources to apply the teachings of this book to your daily life

Taking care of yourself during this time ensures you can best take care of your loved one while not losing yourself and experiencing burnout in the process.

Your loved one depends on you, but you don’t have to do it alone.

©2022 Torri L. Fisher (P)2022 Torri L. Fisher

good for caregivers

good intro to dementia as a whole but not much in what to do about the symptoms of dementia.

For caregivers and family

Thanks Torri, for this excellent, informative and interesting audiobook. I recommend this audiobook for family members that need to take care of a loved one that started to lose it’s cognitive faculties.

Need-to-know information for caregivers

I've recently watched a loved one go through something similar to Alzheimer's, and it's excruciating for everyone involved. But I know there are people who manage to keep it together. How do they do it? Well, they practice the skills in this book. It's really well-researched, super-compassionate, and a fantastic tool. Great narrator too.

Good!

This book is a must-listen since, even if we haven't had a family member suffer from Alzheimer's disease, we just never know. It discusses the range of emotions you could experience and informs us of some possible early indicators. We are learning how to prepare financially from Torri as well. Interesting fact: hallucinations can be a sign of some conditions. wow! I was alarmed when she went into detail about putting safety measures in place around the house to prepare like a huge kid who might easily be wounded there! That must be difficult, which is why I heartily endorse this book!

Thank you Torri Fisher!

This is a must Read because even if we haven't experienced a family member with Alzheimer's disease you just never know and this book describes the different emotions you can feel and is letting us know the early symptoms someone can have. Torri is also teaching us how to prepare from the financial aspect too. Interesting fact I did not know is that one of the symptoms can be hallucinations! wow! and I got scared when she went into detail about preparing around the house having safety measure like a big toddler that can easily get hurt around the house! must be hard that is why I highly recommend this book!

Absolutely needed

This is such a needed book. So many of us have aging parents and are having a hard time with the changes and how hard it is to see what is happening to them. This book really provides some great tips for keeping your sanity and yet understanding what Alzhelmers really is.

Packed with information I need

My Dad is 93. I have been his caregiver for 4.5 years. His mental capacity has recently started declining. I had no idea there were so many types of dementia until I listened to this book. I find this sad but fascinating. I am grateful for the detailed guidance this book gives for what I should expect. I now feel prepared. I'm sure I will listen to this book again soon.

A must have

As a healthcare provider, I have seen firsthand the impact Alzheimer can have on caregivers. They give all their energy to the person they are caring for and loose themselves in the process. This can be a very difficult stage in life so being informed is the best we can do about it. Several examples of activities were given to improve concentration, memory, critical thinking, to boost self-confidence and give them purpose. This book is a must have for those who are starting the journey of a caregiver as it gives you hope with motivation.

An incredible resource!

Alzheimer's runs strong in my family. After years of watching my grandparents suffer from this disease and my father struggling to manage their care, I often thought, how am I going to do this one day? How am I going to care for my father once his early onset Alzheimer's begins?

Well... this book has all the answers. It has taught me how to prepare and navigate myself throughout the process. I feel confident that I now will be able to help my father to the best of my abilities while at the same time managing my own self-care to keep me strong through the process.

It is obvious that the author wrote this book with love and compassion for the matter. I strongly recommend this book to anyone who is caring for a loved one with Alzheimer's disease.

A needed guide, from first hand experience.

The reality of having a relative going through Alzheimer’s is tough. Ms. Fisher gives you a first hand perspective on she is going through and the ways she copes.
You can tell that she is definitely writing from the heart and that the experiences are real and not second hand stories that were given to her. You can also tell that she did her research and tried to gain as much knowledge as she could while hitting the issue head on.
For the audio, Ms. Brabham’s tone, cadence, and inflection were perfect. She added the slight chuckle or placed a slight pause that reflected the author’s mood and how she wanted to relay the point.
Overall I loved listening. I found that this guide will be an essential part of not only a caregiver, but for anyone who will be part of the care team for those who may go through dementia or Alzheimer’s. It will set you up for success as well as ease some of rough patches that you are sure to go through during the process