Dementia

There's something exciting about holding your first book. More exciting, I am receiving some really good reports from those who have been reading it. My hope is that it will be helpful to those who need it. Both the Ebook and paperback are now available.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09MB8MZV6

[katy]

I can’t begin to tell you how excited I am for you and how impressed I am by you. Unfortunately I feel like the purchase of this book is something I’m going to need in the future. If it becomes necessary I am so excited to know of this great resource.

[Pat Knowles]

Well I can see you won’t be bored with nothing to do on your retirement Rick. Well done for this valuable book, I’m sure it will be very popular & a great help to anyone who has a family member & loved one suffering from this dreadful disease! All power to your pen in the future!

[Suzanne]

Congratulations. A proud achievement!

[Kathy]

I hope that it achieves the response you are hoping for. There are so many people who are daily becoming caregivers for others with dementia diagnoses and all of the former are looking for tips, advice and encouragement.

[Suzie Townsend]

Oh, Rick, I am so excited for you and so impressed! I had no idea you were writing a book. I have to go look at it and maybe buy it for a friend. Congratulations!

[Rick Schies]

@stownsend Thank you Suzie

[bkb in the city]

Congratulations

[Wylie]

wow, aren't you clever, congratulations. Both my parents were/are suffering this.

[Dione Giorgio]

Well done. Congratulations. A subject very difficult to explore and describe. My mother-in-law suffered from dementia in the last months before she left to meet The Lord. At least she continued to recognise us till the end.

[Suzie Townsend]

@digitalrn I have ordered your book from Amazon. I got the paper book in case I want to pass it on. I am looking forward to reading it even though, right now, I have no one in my life with dementia - I am fortunate.