Inside Alzheimer's.
by Bethany, Susan
Reviewer's Bookwatch • July, 2007 • Inside Alzheimer's: How to Hear and Honor
Connections With A Person Who Has Dementia
Inside Alzheimer's
Nancy Pearce
Forrason Press
PO Box 1032, Taylors, SC 29687
9780978829902, $19.95 www.forrasonpress.com
Written by medical social worker Nancy Pearce, Inside
Alzheimer's: How to Hear and Honor Connections With A Person Who
Has Dementia is an uplifting guide for anyone whose friends or loved
ones suffer from various stages of dementia. Relationship and connection
are still possible, and highly beneficial, with patients who are
afflicted with dementia; Inside Alzheimer's covers the six basic
principles of forming a dynamic: freeing oneself from judgment, love,
openness to receive love, silence, and thankfulness. "I would much
rather err on the side of assuming that the person with dementia can
participate in his decisions about end-of-life care, rather than
assuming he can't. It happens more than one would expect that
during an open discussion, the person with dementia pops into a
particular moment of clarity and clearly provides input." Highly
recommended as guideline, aid, comfort, and inspiration.
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