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Spring always seems to bring refreshment and renewal after the chilly winter months. We think our new issue is doing the same thing.

For our Spring 2009 issue, Preserving Your Memory magazine is taking a look at the difference dedicated professionals are making for Alzheimer’s patients and their caregivers. Leeza Gibbons, our cover feature, gives us an interview on her new book, Take Your Oxygen First, an exploration of her years of caregiving for her mother, as well as an easy-to-follow presentation of the basics of Alzheimer’s and caregiving from her co-authors. In our article on Silver Alerts, we see how an important government program is helping locate wandering patients. We also talk with Kimberly R. Kelly, one of the nation’s leading authorities on search and rescue of Alzheimer’s patients, in our Ask the Experts column this month. And then we take a closer look at clinical trials—do they make sense for your loved one?


Technology touches all our lives, and it’s making a difference for Alzheimer’s patients and caregivers, too. Of course there’s the vitally important research taking place at the Fisher Center and elsewhere (which we report on in every issue). Plus, writer David Shenk has applied his communications talents to a series of four short, “pocket” films (available free for download) that explain Alzheimer’s disease in an easy-to-understand way, on page 15.

We hope this spring brings you refreshment and renewal!

http://www.alzinfo.org/about_us/pymmag.asp

It should be noted here, that you are required to submit a name and email address. The link to download is then mailed to you.

The magazine does seem worthwhile, and there are "Brain Boosting Puzzles", near the end. You are then invited to subscribe to a 1 year subscription(4 magazines) for $16.

Also, that Jerry seems to be in the advertising dept. of the Foundation.
You can read more about the "Fisher Center for Alzheimer's Research Foundation" at http://www.alzinfo.org

thankyou about letting us know about this sight signed up plus left a story about my dad

I signed up a while back. The Fisher Center does good work, there's loads of helpful information at their site, and the magazine is well-written.

The subscription fee maebee mentioned is for hard copy, not for the email notice or going to their site to download the .pdf.

I think it's great Jerry dropped by to let us know the new issue is out.

Apparently you can also sign up to be notified when another issue is available for free download.