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 | Alzheimer's caregivers are typically overwhelmed with life's challenges: often merely getting through the day without a crisis is a success. But one downside of the extremely burdensome nature of Alzheimer's caregiving is that there is little or no time left for advocating for Alzheimer's, so politicians and the general public who don't live with it don't really get it. This week's newsletter is geared to those who want to not only advocate for their loved one but also to advocate or volunteer for Alzheimer's disease as a cause. | |
How to Become an Alzheimer's Advocate
An Alzheimer's advocate is someone who speaks out on behalf of those affected by Alzheimer's disease and supports policies and programs that will hasten Alzheimer's and help those currently affected by the disease.... Read more
| Volunteering for the Cause of Alzheimer's
As a caregiver you know why it's so important to find a cure and to offer appropriate services for those currently living with the disease. There are many ways to join the fight against Alzheimer's -- the key is finding the volunteer opportunity that is right for you.... Read more
| Advocating for Your Loved One
Here are some suggestions for becoming a successful healthcare advocate for your family member:... Read more
| Prominent Alzheimer's Advocates
Celebrity advocates for Alzheimer's Disease like David Hyde Pierce and Maria Shriver can make a great impact.... Read more
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