Additional information regarding the drawing: 

 Brenda Avadian, editor and publisher of Finding the Joy in Alzheimer’s, has added value to the drawing for a copy of this book over at Alzheimer’s Notes.

“What a GREAT IDEA to bring JOY to overwhelmed caregivers.
As the editor and publisher of the Finding the JOY series, I’ll add even more value to your drawing and answer one question by the winner of your drawing.”

So for a possible opportunity to have your question answered, as well as receive the book as a prize, go to the original announcement post and leave your comment, as well as your connection with Alzheimer’s. (Read the rules carefully at Alzheimer’s Notes for deadlines and details.)

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(c)2008 Mary Emma Allen

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Brenda Avadian Adds Value to Drawing for Finding the Joy in Alzheimer’s at Alzheimer’s Notes

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Perhaps you’re juggling your quilting with caring for an Alzheimer’s parent. Possibly you’re of the sandwich generation and have youngsters in the home, too.  So if you need inspiration and encouragment, Finding the Joy in Alzheimer’s, edited by Brenda Avadian, may help you find a bright spot midst frustration.

Check out the drawing for this book at Alzheimer’s Notes, where I’m a co-blogger, for rules and for making your entry. Drawing closes Mon., July 7.

Incidentally, I have two stories in the book, based on caring for my mom and aunt who had Alzheimer’s. These aren’t quilting stories, but the two ladies involved played a role in my quilting life.

My mom encouraged me in my quilting and helped me begin my quilting business during the Bicentennial Years of 1975-76.  I remember Auntie quilting with my grandmother and including me in a quilting bee when they tied quilts.

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(c)2008 Mary Emma Allen

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Contest/Drawing for Alzheimer’s Book at Alzheimer’s Notes