Alzheimer’s Caregivers Often Fear Contracting the Disease

A wise man once said, “No one by worrying can add one inch to their height.” Constantly worrying about acquiring an admittedly horrible disease may be useless, but it also is common practice for caregivers. Our intimate involvement in the daily processes of a disease, and seeing how it affects our loved ones affects us, too. We live in fear of contracting Alzheimer’s disease. A misplaced purse or set of keys, a forgotten birthday, and…

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