A Simple Plan

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In short, Alzheimer's is a terrible disease, notwithstanding, it doesn't have to be and it won't be if."Looking at it this way, the Alzheimer's person becomes as victorious as others who develop ability out of disability."I have read this book and find it to have some very good, practical information and suggestions for those of us who are working with loved ones and friends with Alzheimer Disease.I would recommend this book to anyone, who in any way (whether in the workplace or with a relative or other loved one) is dealing with a person with Alzheimer's Disease. Actually, this book is good to be read by all since none of us knows the future!"-Karen DeVito(Karen is on an Alzheimer journey with her mother)"I find this book very fulfilling to me. Roberta has used the Scriptures to give us hope. The Scripture verses point us to the source of our strength.I found this book very informative in giving us answers of how to live with, talk to and treat a person with Alzheimer's Disease.Roberta has spoken from the heart and she has touched my heart."-Rev. Henry DeVitoRoberta Dowe describes herself as an ordinary nurse who found her niche in Long Term Care. She is a graduate of the Victoria General School of Nursing in Halifax, Nova Scotia and of Eastern Pentecostal Bible College in Peterborough, Ontario. Her nursing career took her to New Brunswick, Ontario, the Northwest Territories and most recently, her native province of Nova Scotia. She retired from general duty nursing in January, 2008. She and her husband, Larry, have one son and are now enjoying the blessing of being grandparents.The author hopes to donate profit from the sale of this book to the development of circular gardens at the care centers in her community.