A Voice in Washington for Alzheimer’s
“My mother also died from Alzheimer’s; a fellow climber told me several years ago as we hiked up a Colorado 14er. She […]
Tag: Alzheimer’s
World Alzheimer’s Day from Kilimanjaro
As I leave our climb of Kilimanjaro, I wanted to send this special message today, World Alzheimer’s Day, September 21st. November is […]
2 Year Anniversary of Ida Arnette’s Passing from Alzheimer’s
It was on August 16, 2009 that my mom Ida Arnette, try died from Alzheimer’s disease. Two years ago. In that time, […]
Everest 2011: A letter from my Congressman and more
I was surprised to receive this personal letter today from my US Senator, try Mark Udall. I didn’t know a lot about […]
Why I am Climbing Everest
Regular readers of my site know the answer to this. However, look as I finalize my preparations to climb Everest in less […]
On Belay for Alzheimer’s
You are a climber. Your love of mountaineering whether that small hill beside your house or K2 occupies a large part of […]
A Blogger’s View of Alzheimer’s
I had a wonderful opportunity today to speak with three of the leading Bloggers on Alzheimer’s. We explored our common goals around […]
Climbing for Research
Sometimes as I am on a difficult climb, doctor I think about Alzheimer’s research. OK, I know this is not what you […]
Making Alzheimer’s real through film and song
Sometimes Alzheimer’s feels like a mystery to anyone who has never see it in person. You hear about people who have lost […]
Flat Stanley and Dreams
The email from Ms. Hoy of Westchester Elementary School in Florida read: My class is a second grade class who is studying […]