Are Alzheimer’s News Headlines Misleading?
I remain hopeful that thru dedicated research, a cure will be found for Alzheimer’s Disease. I often see headlines like this […]
Category: Alzheimer’s
Encouraging Alzheimer’s News
I spoke at an Alzheimer’s conference last week and had a chance to listen to expert speakers on the latest research news. I am […]
7 Years after Ida’s Death
Today, I am climbing Mt. Ida, 12889′ in Colorado’s Rocky Mountain National Park. It is a perfect peak to honor my mom, Ida, who died […]
A Father’s Day Memory – Climbing, Alzheimer’s and Regrets
I walked over to my Dad, sitting in ‘his’ chair in the home where my brother and I were raised from the […]
7 Minutes that will change the way you look at Alzheimer’s
In this 7 minute video made for a TED Talk, researcher Samuel Cohen clearly explains what Alzheimer’s is, why we have not found a […]
House Appropriations Committee Proposes Significant Increase in Alzheimer’s Research Funding
Alzheimer’s research budget would increases by $300 Million if today’s proposed bill is approved. Please contact your Congressional representatives and ask them […]
Forgetting Your Life
What if one night you received an email telling you that you had a 90% chance of developing Alzheimer’s and you were […]
Alzheimer’s Killed my Mom Five Years Ago
It was 5 years ago today that my mom, Ida, died from Alzheimer’s. In thinking about her today, many wonderful memories brought […]
A Quick Update on the War Against Alzheimer’s
This 6 minute video addresses many questions about Alzheimer’s including the current status of , ment and prevention. Please turn off the […]
A Promising Direction in Alzheimer’s Research: Dr. Huntington Potter
I had a wonderful opportunity yesterday, October 18, 2013, to meet with one of the leading Alzheimer’s researchers, Dr. Huntington Potter. He […]