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Bundle Up with Our Winter Issue


Preserving Your Memory MagazineFor many of us, it’s much colder outside this time of year. And that’s all the more reason to draw closer to our loved ones inside.

The winter issue of Preserving Your Memory will help strengthen family bonds. Don’t miss the poignant photography of Judith Fox, a celebrated artist who has just published I Still Do, a volume featuring her photographs of her husband as he battles Alzheimer’s disease. If Retirement Living TV is part of your television provider’s package, be sure to look out for Not Fade Away, the new special on Alzheimer’s that is currently airing.

We celebrate the accomplishments of senior volunteers, whose work is touching the lives of people of all ages, as we celebrate the MetLife Foundation’s annual Older Volunteers Enrich America Awards, given each year by the National Association for Area Agencies on Aging.

In our cover story, Grammy-winning country/folk recording artist Kathy Mattea tells us about more than 25 years as a celebrated musician, her most recent CD release about her West Virginia home (Coal), and her own family’s battle with Alzheimer’s. Kathy lost her mother and an aunt to the disease, and another aunt was recently diagnosed.

Need some healthy ideas for recipes? CRL Retirement Centers are serving up delicious menu for their residents, and they share a few recipes with us.

We hope your winter is a time of warmth and togetherness, and we hope that Preserving Your Memory is part of your winter, too.

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.

We hope you enjoy our publication.

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Testimonial:

My wife has moderate Alzheimer's disease.

Recently I carried her to her doctor for a matter unrelated to Alzheimer's.  While waiting in the waiting room I saw a copy of your magazine.  I read several articles and I came to the conclusion that as my wife's caregiver, I need your magazine.

From what I have read in your magazine, I am full of hope that a cure will be found.  I pray all the time that this will be so.

God bless you and your organization,
Francis Houston
-Senior Judge, Georgia Courts

 
 

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This project was supported, in part, by a grant, number 90AZ2791, from the Administration on Aging, Department of Health and Human Services, Washington, D.C. 20201. Grantees undertaking projects under government sponsorship are encouraged to express freely their findings and conclusions. Points of view or opinions do not, therefore, necessarily represent official Administration on Aging policy.