
Posted by Ann Napoletan | Filed under Advocacy and Awareness, Face of Alzheimer's, Inspiration, Marilyn's Legacy, Mom, World ALZ Month
01 Thursday Sep 2016

Posted by Ann Napoletan | Filed under Advocacy and Awareness, Face of Alzheimer's, Inspiration, Marilyn's Legacy, Mom, World ALZ Month
09 Tuesday Aug 2016
Posted in Advocacy and Awareness, Caregivers, Expectations, Face of Alzheimer's, Video
This video is not only a lovely tribute from a daughter to her father, but it carries an important message. No matter how far along someone is in the disease, they deserve our attention, love, and respect.
Too many people still have this false notion that once a loved one no longer recognizes them, there’s no reason to visit. It pains me that this line of thinking still exists. Even in the latest stages, there are moments of clarity, and we just don’t know when they’ll come, but regardless, every person on the planet needs love, affection, and human interaction. Whether they remember you or not, they need you. Please don’t forget this.
Victoria’s father was diagnosed with young onset Alzheimer’s when she was just 19-years-old. Here is her story.
04 Thursday Aug 2016
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alzheimers, Alzheimers advocacy, alzheimers funding, dementia, missing jim, young onset alzheimers
We, at The Long and Winding Road and Marilyn’s Legacy, wish to express our sincere gratitude to Representative Scott Rigell of Virginia. Thank you for being an Alzheimer’s champion, Rep. Rigell. Thank you for speaking up and for sharing the Garner family’s story. Your words were powerful and we hope and pray your colleagues in the House were listening and will act accordingly.