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One caregiver's journey with dementia / Anne Felton

By: Felton, AnneMaterial type: Text

TextSeries: Pendle Hill pamphlets ; 477Publication details: Wallingford, PA : Pendle Hill Publications , 2022 Description: 26 pages 19 cmSubject(s): Dementia -- Patients -- Care | CaregiversDDC classification: 289.6'05 PEN #477

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Anne Felton writes eloquently about how her life changed as she and her husband, Keith, grappled with his dementia diagnosis, and how her fear and despair transformed to deep peace and joy during her journey with caregiving. She shares how the spiritual dimension of the dementia journey with Keith led to transformation and thanksgiving, enumerating the spiritual gifts that emerged even as escalating daily tasks threatened to overwhelm her. Her story is a testament to what is possible when the caregiver “lets go and lets God” direct their life.

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