By Joe LaGuardia Several years ago, I ran a caregiving ministry for those whose parents were aging (a few had spouses for whom they cared), and I made visitation to their care receivers a top priority. A majority of care receivers suffered from dementia and dementia-related diseases. I assumed that when I visited with theseContinue reading “Ministry to those with Dementia and Alzheimers: Review of “Ministry of the Forgotten,” by Kenneth Carder”
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Caregivers: Burdened and blessed, and how to move on (Part 1)
About ten years ago, Cynthia took on an important role for her mother, Edith: that of caregiver. At that time, Cynthia started to care for Edith, (who was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease), personally, financially, emotionally, and spiritually. Edith was such a supportive mother for Cynthia; Cynthia is now doing the same for her. As Cynthia’sContinue reading “Caregivers: Burdened and blessed, and how to move on (Part 1)”
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