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Lots of good things to learn here, but I urge you to read the book, rather than listen to the audio version. It was read by the authors, with the guy taking the lead and the female reading the headings and subheads. The male reader sounded like he was reading his book report out loud to the class -- he sounded so very proud of the material, not to mention his reading of it. Despite his very best efforts to enunciate, his speech impediment caused him to swallow or slur some of the words. And to have the female interject with a three-word-or-so heading every once in a while, was downright silly.
Dreadful reading aside, and the fact that a lot of what is said is repeated throughout, the information contained in the book was very helpful for anyone caring for a loved one with dementia.
Dreadful reading aside, and the fact that a lot of what is said is repeated throughout, the information contained in the book was very helpful for anyone caring for a loved one with dementia.
