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Wednesday, November 07, 2007

Shop meaningful at Alzheimer's Foundation of America

When patients are suffering from illness or diseases, it's always good to help maintain a positive mental health in these sick patients. Imagine the pain they have to go through while on medication. Some patients turned negative in the process and this may worsen the medical condition. It's still wise to keep positive and be optimistic. For a illness/disease such as Alzheimer's, it is thus important to maintain high quality care for those who suffer from it. There are many ways to provide quality care. For example, spending time with your loved ones who are suffering from this disease so that these victims do not feel lonely and know someone is by their side; holding close family gatherings so that the victims feel a sense of togetherness and love; or even give the gift of love from the holiday gift in the Alzheimer's Foundation of America estore.

The estore of Alzheimer’s Foundation of America hopes to raise awareness and enhance knowledge of Alzheimer’s disease and related illnesses by providing a list of meaningful products. For example, the Four-Part DVD Training Program for Family/Professional Caregivers is such a wonderful gift produced by the Alzheimer’s Foundation of America - a step-by-step educational program with easy-to-follow content, designed to help family and professional caregivers provide effective hands-on care in the home setting. When your caregiver or any family member receive this, he or she will learn more about Alzheimer’s Disease and Dementia, and the principles of personal care, about behavioral management and even safe home care. What is more meaningful - when you buy from the estore, the proceeds go further to support the programs and services of the Alzheimer’s Foundation of America and its member organizations.

This holiday season, we should not just think of ourselves. We should learn to share our love and care for those suffering from Alzheimer’s and support the Alzheimer’s Foundation of America. Only when we give, we will feel real happiness around the holiday cheer. It's time for caregiving.


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