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Memory Path Care Solutions: The Dynamic Caregiver is an extension of Creating the Dynamic Dementia Care Team. Caregivers and families afflicted with this disease need answers and solutions to accept and meet the challenges that come with the symptoms of cognition and memory loss. It is a family disease. In this book, dementia is uncovered and solutions are offered with common sense researched chapters, formulas for dealing with behaviors and symptoms, and episodes based on actual events. There is currently no cure, but there is relief and hope for better relationships within dementia.
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