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Son who carries younger-onset gene shares his Alzheimer's story

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Son who carries younger-onset gene shares his Alzheimer’s story

Juan Padilla Arriaga’s mother, Eva, was 44 years old when she was diagnosed with a rare form of younger-onset Alzheimer’s known as autosomal dominant and died at 51. Juan has tested positive for the PSEN1 gene that runs in his family; on our blog, he shares how he’s fighting for his future.


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Latino Caregiver Conference in Dallas on December 3

Dallas area event aimed at providing free resources and education for Latinos caring for aging loved ones. This program will also have experts available to answer questions. Program presented in Spanish - register today! // El evento del área de Dallas tuvo como objetivo proporcionar recursos gratuitos, demostraciones y educación para los latinos que cuidan a sus seres queridos. Este programa también contará con expertos disponibles para responder preguntas. ¡Regístrese hoy mismo!


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Thanks to a Matching Gift Challenge, your donation for next week’s #GivingTuesday can be matched, up to $700,000, and go twice as far to help provide Alzheimer’s care and support and advance research. You don’t have to wait: Give today, and your donation will count toward #GivingTuesday.

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Strategies for Coping with the Holidays for LGBTQ+ Caregivers

If you’re caring for someone with Alzheimer’s or dementia this holiday season, you might experience elevated stress from the pressures of holidays, family and caregiving. This virtual program will explain how dementia affects a person’s ability to participate in typical holiday celebrations and explores the intersection of LGBTQ identities, family dynamics, and the holidays to help our LGBTQ communities cope through the holidays.

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Understanding behaviors can help caregivers manage Alzheimer's

As Alzheimer's and other dementias progress, the behavior of the person living with the disease will change — as does the role of caregivers. Changes in behavior can be challenging, but we have resources to help you through each stage.

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2023 Unforgettable Tour Headed to Dallas on Feb 18

From the creators of the award winning stage play Forget Me Not comes Unforgettable, a story about one family’s journey and how they deal with a disease and the effects of caring for a loved who seems to be fading in front of their eyes. Tickets available now, reserve your spot today!

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