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Written by Freda on Feb. 2, 2012
Wishing you great happiness in your new home Hugs Freda
Written by Nancy on Jan. 31, 2012
Hi Mary, All the best for your move! I wanted to let you know that you were a HUGE HIT at our recent Alzhiemer Cafe. I showed the first part of your presentation for Changing Melodies and then stopped so people could talk. Well, they talked, and talked and talked some more. The AH HA light went on several times and it was a tremendous success. Thank you again for sharing so articulately and positively of your journey. Hugggssssss, Nancy Blezy


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Written by Gale on Jan. 31, 2012
What a wonderful website. I ran across it quite by accident. My husband has dementia due to brain damage. Your journal and tips are excellent. Some I had come up with on my own but could have saved myself a lot of trouble. I hope to pass your link along to others. A cloudy day is no match for a sunny disposition. I can tell from your blog that you are still hanging in there.


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Written by Cristina on Jan. 30, 2012
I recently co-founded an organization called Friends for a Benefit, a non-for-profit organization committed to raising awareness for Alzheimer's disease among a younger demographic. I have two good friends with mothers (both under the age of 57) that have been diagnosed with early onset Alzheimer's and so this cause is incredibly near and dear to my heart.

On March 31st, FFAB is hosting Memory Ball, a gala event to raise funds for the Alzheimer's Society of Toronto.
We would love for you and your family to get involved. Please check us out at www.memoryball.org or email me at cristina@memoryball.org

you are a true inspiration,


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Written by Sandy on Jan. 21, 2012
Hi mommy, interesting about the report of the nicoret stimulating receptors in the brain, I chew 6 to 8 pieces of 4mg daily. I wonder if it is contributing to my seizures, better bring it up to my meeting with radiologist in wednesday.
Written by Jean clover on Jan. 17, 2012
I dont personally have family or friends with altzeimers but In my job years ago I cared for many such people. A very rewarding job

there but for the grace of god go I


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Written by freda on Jan. 10, 2012
Tried the Friv and scored 1694 after only 3 goes - good score for me anyway!!
Written by Bill Heibein on Jan. 8, 2012
Hi Mary ,
As a result of the Jan. 4th. story in the Star I learned of your website.My story was also told in the same article. I believe we may have been on the same planing committee for the Changing Melody Conference held in Toronto last March. Anyway, I would just like to thank you for your site and say keep up the great work.
Regards from Thunder Bay, Bill


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Written by Frank on Jan. 8, 2012
My best friend was diagnosed with the early stages of alzheimers. Having this site almost immediately helped me better understand the hows and the whys. Spent a beautiful christmas with her. Many thanks.
Written by Beth Kingzett on Jan. 6, 2012
Hello - just found you today and will be reading your blog on a regular basis. Thanks for taking the time. I had to place my husband in a care home in September due to his agression. Taking it one day at a time. I will survive. I spend every afternoon with him, love ehim dearly!


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Written by Freda on Jan. 5, 2012
Really good interviews on YouTube ~ well done! Hugs Freda
Written by Rogmar on Jan. 4, 2012
I saw the article in the Toronto Star, followed different parts of it and ended up at your site. Have read a few sections. I had not heard of the term "sundowing" before, but was aware of all the pieces involved - put all together called sundowing.
I'm got both my inlaws - one with mid stage dimentia, the other early alzheimers. difinitely going through learning curves with them at different paces.
I look forward to reading the rest of your site, thanks for the info, best of luck and health to you both.
Written by frank uk on Jan. 4, 2012
hiii mary and jim im a bit late wishing
you both a happy new year im still here lol
love toyou both
Written by Guitar Man on Dec. 30, 2011
Jim and Mary, I can relate in some ways very much. I have a Parkinson's Plus disorder, that is very similar to PSP and MSA, but they haven't been able to nail it down in 6 years. I just explain that I have a rare and faster progressing form of Parkinson's, with a slowly progressing cognitive disorder/decline. Well, I appreciate your blog and wanted to let you know.


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Written by Lynda on Dec. 26, 2011
Mary, wish you all the best in this holiday season to you and your love ones.. Thank for the beautiful message you posted on your wall, (i had to copied it and posted on facebook)!!.. I continue to read your journal every other day, thank you for sharing your life story with all of us.. Wouldnt be great if you could write a book of your life experiences to help others??(just a thought)! Take good care of yourself... sending your hugs from Waterbury, Connecticut


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