alzheimer's

Participate in this year’s Walk to End Alzheimer’s. Stroll with family, friends, colleagues, or your fur babies.

Keep up with loved ones with Smart Soles. Insert them in your loved one's shoes, and pair them up with your smartphone. Now, you can keep up with everybody.

Being that November is National Alzheimer’s Disease Awareness Month and National Family Caregivers Month. The Alzheimer’s Association recognizes those caring for our loved ones.

Glen Campbell's last song is said to be a love song to his wife, but to me it is just extremely heartbreaking. Here's the video with photos and clips from his life.

The Center for Contemporary Arts and other downtown art galleries will host a special "Thanks for the Memories" ArtWalk, Thursday, September 11th in Abilene. The Abilene Alzheimer Association and Wisteria Place will be on hand to answer questions and display the paintings by Alzheimer's patients. See what else is happening.

Alzheimer's is something I take personally, both my grandmother and my granddad had the disease. My great aunts suffered with it and it's not pretty. It takes away the 'person' you loved, strips their memory away and leaves but a shell of the person that once was so full of life. Through research though we may hopefully, one day, can find a cure. Abilene will be hosting a 2 mile walk to help bring

It was posted by a woman in Albuquerque named Lisa Abeyta, whose father has severe Alzheimer's, to the point where he can't even talk anymore. But for some reason he CAN TALK at certain times...to the family DOGS.

Speaking as someone who has a parent living with dementia (my Mom), I was blown away by the courage Glen Campbell and his wife Kim showed in their first public interview since Glen was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. Dementia is not only one of the worst things that can happen to a person, it's also an incredibly difficult experience for family and loved ones. It's a very helpless feeling to

You may have seen the reports yesterday. Glen Campbell has announced he is in the early stages of Alzheimer's disease. In an interview with People magazine, Campbell and his wife went into some detail about the illness. Apparently he has suffered from short term memory loss for years, but at this point the diagnosis is official.