Deborah & Jeffrey’s Story
Deborah and Jeffrey love to travel. In recent years, they’ve been to the Galapagos Islands, Cuba, and Croatia, to name a few. This fall, they’re taking their daughters and their spouses on a family vacation.
Aspects of their adventurous lifestyle have changed, however, not only because […]
Wendy’s Story
Meet Wendy, daughter and caregiver
Wendy Kim and her family often gently teased her mother Bong Soon for being “forgetful.” But when she suffered a small stroke and spent time in a hospital, they were shocked to be given an additional diagnosis of vascular dementia. […]
William’s Story
While caring for William is the top priority, “everyone in the family is going through their own unique loss which needs to be considered and attended to.”
Ten years ago, William Felman*, a retired engineer, veteran, husband, father, uncle, and […]
Virtual support groups provide a lifeline
Virtual Support groups provide a lifeline
for local families like Leslie & Leo
“He’s a NASA engineer and he couldn’t draw a clock,” Leslie recalled.
Before Alzheimer’s, Leslie’s husband, Leo, was a larger-than-life person. He was smart, athletic, outgoing, and fearless. As a retired […]
Meet Evelyn, our latest hope4ALZ® hero
Evelyn, center, with her siblings Tony and Judy on her right, and her parents Vicky and Tony on her left.
I clearly remember the day when my mom asked for a bracelet engraved with her home address. Something that was nice […]
Jane, Support Group Facilitator
Jane Farmer
Support Group Facilitator
The Inland Empire has 68,000 people living with Alzheimer’s disease and supportive services are in high demand. By 2030, that number will increase by nearly 50%! One of our Inland Empire Support Group Facilitators, Jane Farmer, shares […]