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I Have Alzheimer Disease: Advice From Support Groups
   
 
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Introduction
People With Dementia Speak Out
Help Yourself
Message to Family and Friends
Get Support
Be an Advocate
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Introduction

This information is taken from the booklet Memory problems?, produced by the Early Stage Support Groups in the North/Central Okanagan Region of the Alzheimer Society of B.C. It was created by people with dementia for people with dementia. We thank them for letting us share this with you. You can download a copy of the booklet here.

If you would like information about how to find or start an early stage support group in your area, visit the Early Stage Support Groups page or contact your local Alzheimer Society. (Use your Back button to return to this page.)

 
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