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An incredible chance to end the year with our 4X Matching Gift Challenge
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You can help us end the year with 4X the impact. A generous donor who wishes to remain anonymous has pledged $150,000 to match year-end gifts four times to fight Alzheimer’s. Your gift will help provide care and support and advance research. Please act now — this offer ends at midnight tomorrow.
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Focus on emotions when responding to repetitive behavior
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A person living with Alzheimer's may repeat a word, question or activity or undo something that has just been finished. In most cases, they’re probably looking for comfort, security and familiarity. When responding, think about how the person is feeling rather than react to the behavior.
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