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Family Caregivers Unite!
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February 15th 2011: Alzheimer’s Disease, Mountains, and Family Caregiving
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Colorado-based Alan Arnette retired early to care for his mom who later died from Alzheimer’s disease. Sue Kelly is a registered nurse experienced in public health nursing. She’s Director of Health & Wellness with Canada’s We Care Health Services. They share experiences with family caregiving. Alan explains why the tragedy of his mom’s death transformed him into a champion for the fight against Alzheimer’s disease. Sue explains how her family’s experience with family caregiving inspires her work with family caregivers caring for Alzheimer’s disease. Alan says what family caregiving for Alzheim
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Alan Arnette
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Alan Arnette is an aging baby boomer from Colorado—that’s how he describes himself—who was once a technology executive with Hewlett-Packard in Geneva, Switzerland. He took early retirement about three years ago to care for his mom, Ida Arnette.
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Sue Kelly
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Sue Kelly is a registered nurse with a specialization in public health nursing. She’s Director of Health & Wellness with We Care Health Services, in Toronto, Ontario. For Alzheimer’s disease, she rolled-out to the We Care Network a dedicated care program, one of seven such programs on the Network.
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