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June 11, 2024


Title: June: Alzheimer’s and Brain Awareness Month
Topic: Alzheimer’s and Brain Awareness Month
Discussed by Lisa Anderson
with The Boundless Show (www.boundless.org)


Part 1 of 2

Few diseases are more frustrating for both family members and the person afflicted than dementia. The disease can rob people of their most precious memories and attempts to destroy the cherished connection between the patient and family.

Lisa Anderson is the Director of Young Adults at Focus on the Family. She also hosts The Boundless Show, which helps young, single adults navigate life with Biblical wisdom and intention. Today, Lisa shares her personal experience with Alzheimer’s, offering encouragement to others traveling the same path.

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Questions/Issues Discussed:


Lisa was the primary caregiver for her mother for three years before she passed. What were the challenges?

What would she do differently? Lisa Anderson advises families to support each other during the whole process – emotionally, physically, and financially.



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Title: Part 2 of 2 - June: Alzheimer’s and Brain Awareness Month
Topic: Alzheimer’s and Brain Awareness Month
Discussed by Lisa Anderson
with The Boundless Show (www.boundless.org)

Questions/Issues Discussed:

Lisa was the primary caregiver for her mother for three years before she passed. What does she wish she knew beforehand? Lisa says “I wish I had a little more chill” explaining that it’s important to just go with the flow and not expect perfection.

1 in 10 Americans suffer from Alzheimer’s or another brain disease. What are some symptoms to look for?

What is one thing that every caregiver should do? Lisa encourages all caregivers to take time for themselves so they do not get burned out. Self-care is very important.

Click here for helpful resources and tips on senior care from Focus on the Family.



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