M. S. Alexandra Allred

Operation Caregivers (eBook, ePUB)

#LifewithDementia

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

When military intelligence officer, Col. Powe, is stricken with dementia, it quickly becomes a family affair. For more than a decade, it would turn out, Powe had been keeping a very non-classified secret from his family -- his wife had Alzheimer's. Daughters Michelle Powe and Alexandra Allred are forced to step in to do a job no child (grown or otherwise) ever wants to do. True to thier upbringing, however, Michelle and Alexandra approach each new task as a military strike or information-gathering mission.

Operation Caregivers: #LifewithDementia is a laugh-out-loud, heartbreaking story about two exceptional people who never had a chance against dementia and Alzheimer's. Told by youngest daughter, Alexandra, stories of Col. Powe's extraordinary exploits in the military and adventures from around the world, the reader is reminded again and again of the toll dementia can take on us all.

While the book reads more like a novel than a self-help book, the second half of the book is a compilation of what-to-do and what-not-to-do lists Allred discovered as she blundered through her role as Power of Attorney. Prepare to laugh, prepare to fall in love with the Powes, grab a box of tissues, and get your Living Will ready. #LifewithDementia is so much more than you thought it would be!

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Alexandra Allred
• Seitenzahl: 366
• Erscheinungstermin: 26. Oktober 2017
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781941398159
• Artikelnr.: 50079297

Autorenporträt

Allred is the author of many fiction and non-fiction sports book. With a background in sports (Allred was named to the first ever US women's bobsled team and made sports history when named 'Athlete of the Year' for her sport in bobsled in 1994 by the United States Olympic Commitee while also pregnant), Allred earned her Masters in kinesiology, with a special interest in the special needs population.