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GREAT NANNY DOESN'T REMEMBER ME

Explaining Dementia to Children.

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on June 8,9 and 10, 2022

Dementia is a frightening thing to adults so it is hardly surprising that it’s frightening to children. Dementia is a general term for a decline in mental ability severe enough to interfere with daily life. Memory loss is an example. Alzheimer's is the most common type of dementia. It may be on a sliding scale of total confusion to just occasional memory lapses. All dementia is not Alzheimer's disease and many people show moderate memory loss without ever being diagnosed with Alzheimer’s. This book is not an attempt to define the disease or to suggest a cure or treatment. The goal of this book is to provide a simplistic explanation of general dementia to a primary-age child. Kids are amazingly resilient if they are provided with explanations for confusing things in their lives. My hope is this book will provide children a modicum of illumination on a confusing issue.

Amazon Review

Ideal read for anyone with young people in mind on learning about the disease of Dementia
By VMLM on July 8, 2015
Dementia of all types can be very worrisome, confusing, as well as sad for the loved one who has it as well as for their families. This is a great short read for children as well as older people who would like to know more about the debilitating disease. The story is about a girl named Brenda who goes to visit her great-grandmother, who has dementia. During this visit the author, William, explains through story and picture form the implications of this debilitating disease. His intention is to help young people and any age for that matter, know what they are dealing with and how to cope. I think it is a great idea on William’s part to write this book as well as his many other books dealing with difficult situations life throws at us. This is an ideal read for anyone with young people in mind on learning about the disease of Dementia. I also recommend you check out his other books dealing with more of life’s trying dilemmas.

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