Alzheimer’s disease still remains one of the greatest health challenges of our time, but new advances are offering reason for cautious hope.

Mother’s Day is always a little bittersweet for me. While I celebrated with my family this year, I couldn’t help but think of my mom. So today I wanted to honor her resilience and the lasting impact she still has on my life. Thank you mama, I love you.

Lessons learned from my journey through the assisted living vs. in-home care debate. There is no right or wrong or easy answer, just what works best for you and your loved one.

Alzheimer’s can take a lot from you causing you to feel out of control. But being prepared, financially and legally, can help you gain back some control.

Alzheimer’s can make you feel like there is nothing to celebrate, it can be a dark and depressing journey. But today, I choose to be happy, to celebrate one of the best men I have ever known and to remember all the fun, laughter and lessons he taught me.

An Alzheimer’s diagnosis is heavy, causing feelings of anger and frustration. Yet even in the midst of heartache we can find unexpected strength and compassion, learning to laugh through tears and hold on to hope and find light in the darkness.

Sleep is more than just part of our daily routine. It is a vital part of our overall well-being and a key ingredient in preventing diseases like Alzheimer’s.

It’s that time of year again, reflecting on the past year and preparing for what’s next.

I didn’t master surfing, but I learned there is joy in the mess of trying.