Alzheimers

Each day is scarred with the black ash of mortality.

We’re very grateful for this piece written by Gail Baker. On a day with the sky […]

“As the cool stream gushed over one hand, she spelled into the other the word […]

Kurt Wallander: It’s just moments, now, Dad. Everything. Just moments now. They don’t join up. […]

Today, I was working on a rent house—cleaning baseboards and repairing cabinet doors, among other […]

By following the rules of improvisation, one family finds love and humor within the wilderness of dementia.

The episode “Magic Words” aired last month on This American Life and in it you’ll hear “Rainy Days and Mondys,” the story of Karen Stobbe, her husband Mondy, and her mother Virginia, who recently moved into their house because she has dementia.