Lots of thanks to the very kind people of Normal, Illinois for coming out to the book signing at the Library last week. Here are a couple of pics from that signing.
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Wednesday, June 29, 2011
Sunday, May 15, 2011
Brand NEW BOOK SIGNING and Alzheimer's Q & A suburban Chicago and the Heartland
Monday June 20, 2011 - 7 PM Evanston Public Library, Evanston, Illinois
Thursday June 23, 2011- 5:30 PM Normal Public Library, Normal, Illinois
Friday, March 18, 2011
BOOK SIGNING IN LONG BEACH: ALZHEIMER'S DISCUSSION and Q&A
I will be in Long Beach, California on Tuesday April 5th for two separate Alzheimer's Discussions and Book Signings for When Can I Go Home? I am pleased to say that the signings will be held at Two Neighborhood Branch Libraries of the very fine and extensive Long Beach Public Library System.
First is Alamitos Neighborhood Library April 5th from 12-1 PM.
Later that Day at Los Altos Neighborhood Library April 5th from 4-5 PM.
Both Events are Free and open to the Public.
Don't Forget April 10-16 is National Library Week
Monday, July 19, 2010
Book Signing-Florida
The book signing in June in Florida went well. I did a talk about Alzheimer's and the book and my perspectives as a caregiver at age 17 to my mother as well as a couple readings. There were some wonderful questions, and I have to say the issues and struggles people are dealing with for their loved ones have not changed in 30 years, since I went through it.
I want to thank the staff at Lake City, Orlando, and Ft. Lauderdale public libraries for hosting these events. They were gracious hosts, the presentations free of charge and were just for anyone interested in AD. Most people as you know are not interested in hearing about the disease till it touches them.
People are looking for answers, validation, reassurance, and new meaningful information. Very caring family members, good folks, regular human beings just trying to do the best they can in the face of this devastating disease. There are so many unique and touching stories out there in families, about a human being their loved one. Their loved ones are so special, the pain and suffering is so humanly universal.
Here's some photos from the events.
I want to thank the staff at Lake City, Orlando, and Ft. Lauderdale public libraries for hosting these events. They were gracious hosts, the presentations free of charge and were just for anyone interested in AD. Most people as you know are not interested in hearing about the disease till it touches them.
People are looking for answers, validation, reassurance, and new meaningful information. Very caring family members, good folks, regular human beings just trying to do the best they can in the face of this devastating disease. There are so many unique and touching stories out there in families, about a human being their loved one. Their loved ones are so special, the pain and suffering is so humanly universal.
Here's some photos from the events.
If you want to pick up the book, heres a bunch of links where you can get it. you can also ask your local library to order it, or your local book store.
You can get it online at the Publisher- Niagara Press
Or Amazon
Or Barnes and Noble
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