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Nicole J. Smith, Advocate, Dementia Daughter, Certified Senior Advisor and author of Diagnosis Dementia, was living 3,000 miles from her mother and didn't register the “weird things” she had witnessed her mother say and do over the past couple of years. That is, until these strange things escalated into a financial and legal situation that was not sustainable. The journey that followed upended Nicole’s life, took place across five states, and changed the families involved forever. This book is a result of that journey and particularly useful for navigating dementia and understanding the important documents families need. Hearing Nicole’s experience is a wake-up call for all of us.
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Diagnosis Dementia: Your Guide for Eldercare Planning and Crisis Management
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