It’s a pleasure to be participating in author Jemi Fraser’s
DANCING WITH DEMENTIA
Recognizing and Coping with the Early Stages of Dementia
Blog Tour through MC Book Tours today.
The author is offering a tour-wide international giveaway of an Amazon
Gift Card. More information on the giveaway is listed below.
Gift Card. More information on the giveaway is listed below.
Recognizing and Coping with the Early Stages of Dementia
by Jemi Fraser
by Jemi Fraser
◊ Genre: Nonfiction, Memoir
◊ Publisher: Just Jemi Books
◊ eBooks
◊ ISBN-13: 978-1-9991258-1-3
◊ Publisher: Just Jemi Books
◊ eBooks
◊ ISBN-13: 978-1-9991258-1-3
Dementia and Alzheimer’s touch the lives of millions around the
world, but so much is still unknown.
world, but so much is still unknown.
As first-generation Canadians, we didn’t recognize
the early warning signs. We didn’t know the differences between regular aging
and the early stages of dementia. We’ve made mistakes but we’ve learned a lot.
the early warning signs. We didn’t know the differences between regular aging
and the early stages of dementia. We’ve made mistakes but we’ve learned a lot.
DANCING WITH DEMENTIA will help you:
•Identify those early warning signs
•Use visuals to improve communication
•Choose your words wisely
•Redirect and reassure
•Stay calm and cope with your own emotions
•Consider nursing home options
•Improve caregiver self-care
•Identify those early warning signs
•Use visuals to improve communication
•Choose your words wisely
•Redirect and reassure
•Stay calm and cope with your own emotions
•Consider nursing home options
•Improve caregiver self-care
We’ve learned to dance the early steps of the
disease with our love and laughter intact. If you are looking for help
recognizing early signposts along with practical ways to cope with early
Dementia and Alzheimer’s, this book is for you.
disease with our love and laughter intact. If you are looking for help
recognizing early signposts along with practical ways to cope with early
Dementia and Alzheimer’s, this book is for you.
For those who aren’t familiar with the author, here’s a bit of background on her.
Jemi Fraser writes both fiction and nonfiction. Her nonfiction work focuses on the ways that dementia has impacted her family. Her fiction work varies from contemporary romance to suspense and flash fiction. Years as a teacher have taught Jemi that life is short and that happy endings are a must.
Jemi lives in Northern Ontario, Canada where snow is always a topic of conversation and the autumn leaves make everything better.
For more on
Jemi and her writing, visit her following sites:
Jemi and her writing, visit her following sites:
GIVEAWAY DETAILS:
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open internationally.
open internationally.
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You never know what you might find out. I hope dementia hasn’t touch your family or friends, but in case it has do you have any tips to share on dealing with this terrible disease?
You never know what you might find out. I hope dementia hasn’t touch your family or friends, but in case it has do you have any tips to share on dealing with this terrible disease?
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Best of luck to Jemi!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Elizabeth!
DeleteCongratulations, Jemi!
ReplyDeleteThis was such a well-written and helpful book, especially for any of us who may have questions about our own senior family members. I know it's one I'll read again in the future.
Thanks again, Elizabeth! I hope the book brings you some helpful insights!
DeleteBig congratulations to Jemi!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Alex!!
DeleteCathrina, thanks for being a part of Jemi's tour.
ReplyDeleteJemi, your book will be helpful to those who are dealing and will face dealing with this terrible disease.
Thanks Mason! I wish we had a cure for the disease - but in the meantime, I'm glad to share our ideas to help others!
DeleteThanks so much for giving the book a shout out this morning, Cathrine!!! I appreciate your support!
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome, Jemi. Wishing you much success!!! My mother had dementia, and it was very difficult to deal with at times. I found myself getting aggravated with her repetitiveness, which was so bad on my part. I believe your book will help many people with this disease.
DeleteI hope so, too! That repetitiveness can be exhausting!!!
DeleteJemi, feel free to comment to all the remarks on my blog. This is your tour, go for it!!!
DeleteThank you! Didn't want to overstep :)
DeleteYour tour is off to a great start, I'm looking forward to following it all the way through!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for all of your support, Renee!!
DeleteEnjoying the first day of your tour, Jemi. I'm sorry my post went up late.
ReplyDeleteNo worries at all, Denise! I appreciate the support you're always willing to give!
DeleteHi Jemi,
ReplyDeleteCongrats and I got my fingers crossed that this is going to be a successful launch.
All the best.
Shalom aleichem,
Pat Garcia
Thanks Pat! I'm surrounded by such amazing friends, it's been a fun couple of days so far!
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