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Enews from the Alzheimer's Association
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Volunteer implores young people to join the fight against Alzheimer’s
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Jennifer Van Oss’ father, Robert, was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s at age 52, when Jennifer was 15, and died in 2009. On our blog, Jennifer, an Alzheimer’s Association volunteer who formerly worked as an activity director at a memory care home, says it’s important for younger generations to get involved: “Alzheimer’s is a growing issue, not a shrinking one.”
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Take precautions when traveling with someone living with Alzheimer's
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A person living with Alzheimer's or another dementia may be able to participate in meaningful activities such as travel. However, it does require planning to ensure safety and enjoyment for everyone.
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