June 30, 2010
Yesterday's ezine surely caused a buzz! I received several emails about it.
Some of them asked about pricing. Some of them were to thank me for the great information on my site (You are welcome!) And, sadly, some of them were from people who were unsubscribing to "The Dementia Caregiving Encourager" because their loved one with dementia had passed away.
It was hard to read those emails. They reminded me of how precious the time we have to spend with our loved ones really is.
14 Things to Do Before They Forget: Helping the Dementia Caregiver to Prepare for the Future will help you to free up more of that time. It is filled with information on how to help your loved one get their affairs in order before they forget the important information in their life.
Several people have read 14 Things to Do Before They Forget. This is what some of them had to say about it:
The e book is great. It covered so many things I would never have thought to do. The most important thing I learned is to treat dementia sufferers with respect, not to push them, and to remember and document the good times in their lives in the best ways that we can. There are such wonderful checklists that are very helpful! Everyone who is taking care of someone with dementia should read this book! They can not be without it. ~~Michelle, AZ
"I very much enjoyed this ebook. I found it to be well written, organized and helpful. I wish we would have read a book like this before we started our process of caring for mom.
The length of the book is perfect. There were many books available but many of them were lengthy and overwhelming. This ebook is informative and easy to follow. The checklist and forms would have been a huge help.
There were many things that we learned the hard way and forgot. A book like this would have saved us a lot of time, money, and stress. I could have saved money by not traveling so much although I probably would have anyway but my time could have been spent with mom and my family instead of searching for information and stressing because we couldn’t find something.
There are still phone numbers of family and friends that we never found. I’m not sure her cousin Juanita knows that she passed away and I have no idea how to get a hold of her.
I know it’s extremely difficult and exhausting to care for a person with dementia. There is so much to take care of that we forget to take care of ourselves. A book like this does just that. It makes the caregivers life easier so they can take care of themselves while caring for their loved one.
Thank you, Paula for writing this ebook. I hope that it eases the lives of caregivers and the loved ones they care for." ~~Lanette, CO
14 Things to Do Before They Forget: Helping the Dementia Caregiver to Prepare for the Future is a downloadable ebook. What that means is that after you order your copy you will be directed to a web page with a link that you will click on to access your PDF copy of the book.
You can then either read your copy online or print it out to read where ever you like.
14 Things to Do Before They Forget contains many forms and checklist that will help you to plan, prepare, and compile all the information you need to see that your loved one receives the best care possible while you stay informed, relaxed, and in control.
14 Things to Do Before They Forget: Helping the Dementia Caregiver to Prepare for the Future will be available this Friday, July 2. You can purchase it at that time for full price.
BUT, since you are a loyal subscriber to my ezine I will be offering it to you on Thursday, July 1 for 30% off on that day ONLY!
If you know anyone who cares for a dementia patient tell them about this special offer. Tell them to sign up for "The Dementia Caregiving Encourager" today so they can take advantage of this special offer.
Look for another email tomorrow with more information about this valuable ebook and how it will benefit you.
Blessings!
Paula Farris & Lanette Stultz
http://www.DementiaCaregivng101.com