Another Cup of Tea - Dewhurst, Martin
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Another Cup of Tea is a book for anyone caring for someone with dementia or Alzheimer's disease. Selected from the diary of a son caring for his Mum in the latter stages of her struggle with vascular dementia. Written often in the midst of long, challenging days and nights. You'll find yourself either laughing, crying or even nodding along in recognition at the ups and downs of their time together. You'll notice how tea often saved the day, how they coped or didn't and perhaps imagine yourself in their shoes, wondering what could happen next and how you'd cope in similar circumstances. As suggested in the foreword, grab Another Cup of Tea and enjoy!…mehr

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Another Cup of Tea is a book for anyone caring for someone with dementia or Alzheimer's disease. Selected from the diary of a son caring for his Mum in the latter stages of her struggle with vascular dementia. Written often in the midst of long, challenging days and nights. You'll find yourself either laughing, crying or even nodding along in recognition at the ups and downs of their time together. You'll notice how tea often saved the day, how they coped or didn't and perhaps imagine yourself in their shoes, wondering what could happen next and how you'd cope in similar circumstances. As suggested in the foreword, grab Another Cup of Tea and enjoy!
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Martin started as an apprentice in the reprographics industry, working on projects for brands like Rolls Royce, Bentley and Jaguar. In 1989 he established a successful business in the same field. Since 1999 he's been involved in projects from design and print consultancy through to humanitarian aid delivery in Africa. Recently he's worked for a homeless charity creating a system for the redistribution of surplus food to vulnerable communities. He's a mentor and trustee for a UK military charity, a Fellow of the Royal Society for the Arts and Member of the Royal Photographic Society.