Alzheimer's disease is a form of dementia and is a physical disease that affects the brain. But what can you do when a loved family member or close friend develops alzheimer's disease? You are often so concerned about your loved one that you forget about your own state of health. In "Caring For Your Loved One, Caring For Yourself," Sharon Fish

The unthinkable has become a day-to-day reality: your loved one has Alzheimer's disease. How can you cope and where can you turn for help and information? This new edition of Alzheimer's has been updated to cover the most recent developments in our knowledge of this heartrending disease. Drawing on her professional and personal background in caring for people suffering from Alzheimer's, the author offers practical, intelligent advice for caregivers searching for hope.