If you feel like you are all alone, if you can't get the answers you need from the Drs office for how to help your Loved One, then you are right the right place.
Debra has shown hundreds of people struggling, just like you, how to get their life back. How to get their loved one to calm down and get RESULTS!
With over 2 decades of experience, Debra has proven scripts and techniques that are as simple as 123. She will take you by the hand every step of the way and you WILL get your relationship back on track.
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The story presented in the video is nothing short of a tragedy and if you are someone who is easily disturbed by stories of elder abuse, then we advise that you do exercise caution with this video. Today we would like to share with you a story that is deeply real and extremely personal to Debra: the story of her mother’s passing. Debra’s mother began her battle with Alzheimer’s disease twenty years ago and for most of that time she lived in a comfortable and loving environment. As a professional home care provider and dementia trainer, Debra had more knowledge and resources available to her than most, but it did little to stop her brother’s abuse and manipulation of their aging and mentally declining mother. Caring for someone with Alzheimer’s is one thing, a turbulent family situation is another. As you watch this story, we hope it serves as a reminder that Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia are a struggle for everyone, no matter who you are.
If you or someone you know is struggling in the effort to give your loved one with dementia the support they need, please reach out to us as soon as possible. We are more than willing to provide one on one consultations. Don’t wait. Don’t set yourself up for regret.
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