When I Go Home

Everyone starts to forget things as they get older, but when should you become concerned that it could be a sign of something even more serious? That was the question Bill Galea had to answer as he noticed that his mother was exhibiting increasing signs of memory loss. When the problems began to endanger her own safety, the family knew it was time to see a doctor.

This emotional and inspiring account delves into the daily struggle with Alzheimer's disease that Bill shared with his mother and explores how he learned to be an effective caregiver for her. He also provides advice on recognizing the early symptoms of Alzheimer's, communicating compassionately with your loved one who has Alzheimer's, making your caregiving experience easier, and coping with the emotional repercussions of the disease.

Despite the terrible nature of Alzheimer's, you can still connect on a deep emotional level with a loved one suffering from the disease. Find out how Bill and his mother are continuing the fight and maintaining the special bond they have as mother and son in "When I Go Home."