Preserving Your Memory Magazine -
Saving Time, Savoring Fall
 For many people, fall is a favorite time of year. The weather turns cooler,
but it’s still not too cold to enjoy the outdoors. The harvest of summer
gardens wraps up, while winter gardens are planted.
In this issue of Preserving Your Memory, we look at ways to save time while
providing care to your loved ones—and to yourself. Learn how to make the
decisions about providing in-home care for a loved one (page 8). Find out how
to identify a victim of elder abuse, and how to recognize the signs of stress in
caregiving (p. 14).
In our cover story, journalist Mary Ellen Geist explains how she decided to
redeem her time. She left a successful career in news broadcasting to become a
caregiver for her father in his time of need, and what she is still learning from
that process (page 18).
You can learn to save time in the kitchen, too, by trying out recipes from
Joyce Chen’s famous Chinese cookbook, as graciously shared by her son and
former caregiver, Stephen (page 23). And we have some great ideas for getting
the physical activity you need in only a few minutes, courtesy of our Fitness department (page 30).
Enjoy the transition of fall, and be sure to let this issue of Preserving Your Memory guide you in making the most
of every moment.
Betsey Odell
Editor in Chief
If you have stories of your own you would like to see published, please submit them to: betsey@alzinfo.org.
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