Bridging the Gap: 7 Key Books on Alzheimer’s
Alzheimer’s disease has robbed more than 5 million Americans of basic brain functions such as memory, recognition, and general awareness—not to mention severing intimate bonds with family and lifelong acquaintances.
As its symptoms gradually worsen so does its impact on general quality of life as loved ones may become strangers, and routine activities like bathing, driving, dressing, and even eating can become nearly impossible without assistance. About 5 percent of Americans with Alzheimer’s disease (roughly 200,000 people) received early onset diagnosis before the age of 65, including many in their 40s and 50s.
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