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Interview with a blogger…Kathy from KnowItAlz.com

June 29, 2007 by Liz Lewis  
Filed under Diseases & Conditions

Interview with a blogger…Kathy from KnowItAlz.com

There are so many interesting blogs out in cyberspace that tackle the issues of Alzheimer’s Disease. Most focus on research, education, and resources. But many have evolved because the blogger has someone in their life who has Alzheimer’s disease. These types of blogs are similar to the old fashioned diary or journal and offer a slice of life perspective. They give Alzheimer’s a human face.
Kathy is one such blogger. She started KnowItAlz while caring for her father who suffers from Alzheimer’s Disease. Reading Kathy’s blog is a little like reading a letter from home…she even provides you with a cast …read more

Finding Humor in Our Alzheimer’s Days

May 12, 2007 by Mary Emma Allen  
Filed under Diseases & Conditions

Finding Humor in Our Alzheimer’s Days

Kathy, of KnowItAlz.com Blog commented on a post Liz recently wrote.  She has written me before at Alzheimer’s Notes and I’m always truck by the inspiration I can find at her blog. 
Kathy is the primary caregiver for her 78-year old father who has Alzheimer’s and lives with her.  She tries, even though she has a very busy schedule, to find some light hearted humor to write about each day. 
As Kathy describes it, “I am writing a blog that shows the lighter side of caregiving , and offers some tips for caregivers.”
Although my mom and aunt passed away several years ago, …read more

Happy New Year’s from Alzheimer’s Notes

January 1, 2007 by Mary Emma Allen  
Filed under Diseases & Conditions

Happy New Year’s from Alzheimer’s Notes

May 2007 be a special year for you, one of health and happiness and an easier time caring for your family member.  It will bring you new experiences and changes in your life.  I’ll hope you can face these with an uplifted spirit, even though there may be some frustrating times.
Keep your sense of humor.  I recall Mother remarking, when Jim and I were laughing over something involving her care, “We don’t laugh enough, do we?”  It was then I realized she needed laugher in her life, too.
 


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