Diagnosis: Alzheimer's: My Travels with Frances
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| Rating | : | 4.58 (945 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1449087221 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 116 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-02-08 |
| Language | : | English |
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"no emotions; just the facts" according to E. Krause. I found this book quite useful in understanding the onset of Alzheimers. The author did a fine job explaining the events leading up to the eventual Alzheimer's diagnosis of his wife. I found out in reading his journey that this awful disease can occur in those who've led an active life, as well as those who have not. For years I believed it struck only inactive people in both mind and body. I gave the book to my mother to give her a greater understanding of the disease. She particularl
However, Frances began to have memory problems almost concurrent with turning 80 years of age. An early diagnosis by the family physician and a neurologist identified the symptoms as minor cognitive impairment (MCI). In subsequent years the diagnosis was changed to "Alzheimer's disease". They raised three sons, enjoyed a loving, warm, and close family life. They traveled extensively in Europe, Canada, and the United States. This is the story of two people, Melvin and Frances, who met while young, fell in love, and married. They were blessed with good health and suffered only minor aches and pains during their middle and early senior years. This is the story of the impact on Frances, Melvin, and the immediate family in dealing with this incurable disease.
and Mrs. Bill of Rights. In 1950 he was employed by the Army a the Rossford Ordnance Depot until July, 1957, when he accepted a position in Germany. They were one of the first American/German couples to be married in Germany after the United States Army lifted the non-fraternization and wedding bans on January 1, 1947, between American military personnel and German nationals. in Public and Government
He is the author of several books, both fiction and non-fiction. . He majored in Industrial Management (BBA). Subsequent to his Federal Government service, Mr. Mr. I. About the Author Melvin R. Army in May, 1945. Bielawski's home town Toledo, Ohio. Bill of Rights. Bielawski married Frances Mary Ponn on August 25, 1947. 1965, he accepted a position in the Pentagon . and Mrs. Belvoir, Virginia, he attended George Washington University and received his M.S. Army sponsored honeymoon at Lake Chiemsee and the Predigstuhl in Bad Reichenhall, Germany, Mr. Subsequent to their U.S. Bielawski was employed by several Defense contractors providing technical support and later established his own business providing consulting services to Defense contractors. Following his military discharge in late 1947, Mr. In 1950 he was employed by the Army a the