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Caring for someone with Alzheimer's is overwhelming. This book makes it manageable. Families and caregivers don't have time for long textbooks or medical jargon. They need clear, compassionate guidance they can use right now. Alzheimer's Disease: The Practical Handbook for Families, Nurses, and Eldercare Homes is a concise 72-page guide that delivers practical, no-nonsense help you can finish and apply. Inside you'll find: Practical strategies for daily care: communication, hygiene, safety, and nutrition. Caregiver support: burnout prevention, resilience tools, and dignity-preserving approaches. Guidance for families and professionals - useful at home and in care settings. Curated updates through 2025 on biomarkers, person-centered care, and risk reduction. Written from decades of hands-on experience by John du Preez and updated with current best practices, this handbook is the steady companion caregivers need - clear, compassionate, and practical. About the author: John du Preez (age 93) devoted decades to Alzheimer's care and research; this edition preserves his wisdom while adding modern updates. If this book helped you, please leave a review on Amazon - your voice helps other caregivers find support.

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