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Alzheimer's Timeline: A Layman's Study of Dementia in the Family
Brian Bailie
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| #5273410 in Books | 2011-10-04 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 8.00 x.31 x5.00l, | File type: PDF | 136 pages||1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.| Depth and Insight!|By Happyslapper|This book gave insight into a disease that robs people and their families of the ability to be the people they used to be. It has been a subject in which I have long been interested; this book added to my knowledge and gave the reader a first person account of this dreadful disease. While presented in laymen's terms, the author imparted his|About the Author|Brian Bailie lives by the calm waters of Strangford Lough on the Ards Peninsula of Northern Ireland. In his field, he is a well-known product designer and owner of an international manufacturing business based in industrial east coast China. Ho
A date-by-date chronicle of 13 years steady decline, from the first noticeable symptoms of confusion, through to total mental and physical immobility. A candid narrative of how Alzheimer's can affect the sufferer and the family, written in the simple language of a layman. Alzheimer's Timeline accurately identifies each stage of regression by date, by behaviour, by event, offering you wisdom of valuable hard-earned hindsight. Understand the potential frustrations of t...
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