What does it take to be the best friend a person with Alzheimer? The same ingredients that are required in any good friendship, mutual respect, affection, understanding and support. It means sharing time, feelings, memories and experiences. It is not difficult. It's our nature. Among the many challenges and faces of this disease, the best friends in the Alzheimer's care shows how easy it is to make a difference in the lives of the family or client in your care._x000D_
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families gain a renewed sense of hope_x000D_
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people with early-stage Alzheimer gain valuable knowledge_x000D_
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On these pages learn new ways to solve problems, promote positive behavior and improve communication. Make every day a consistently reassuring, enjoyable and secure. Be a friend, a best friend, for someone with Alzheimer's. Change the life of that person ... and yours!