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Alzheimer's Association, Alzheimer's Disease, caregiving, children, Dementia, family, Grandmother, kids, love, Memory Loss, Walk to End Alzheimer's, Washington, Washington State

Honoring Mom and Dad: Why I Walk

By: Erika Roden My name is Erika Roden. I am the middle child, my mom was a single mom of me and my two sisters. I am from Everett, WA and currently live in Arlington, WA with my husband Scott and our two daughters, Kirsten and Rebecca. I participate in the Walk to End Alzheimer’s in honor of my mother who has early-onset dementia and … Continue reading Honoring Mom and Dad: Why I Walk

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Alzheimer's Association, Alzheimer's Disease, caregiving, children, Dementia, family, kids, love, Seattle, Spokane, Uncategorized, Washington State

Caregivers: What are you thankful for?

In honor of National Family Caregivers Month, we asked local caregivers to tell us what they are thankful for. Caregiving comes with many challenges, but there are also many bright spots along with way. We are inspired by the resilience and positivity of the caregivers we serve. Thank you for sharing your stories with us! Continue reading Caregivers: What are you thankful for?

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