Sherry Lynn Harris’ new book “Adapting to Alzheimer’s” is being released November 4, 2014. "In this remarkable book, Sherry Harris takes the reader on a gripping, emotional journey. She has described many coping strategies forged from her own experiences. It is truly the ultimate survival guide," Ron Pellet, Alzheimer's caregiver.
A book signing event will be held on Friday night Nov. 14 at 7 pm at Unity West, 650 Via Cristina, Newbury Park, for friends and members of Unity. A book launch event for the general public will be held on
Sat. Nov. 15, 9 am – 1 pm at Senior Concerns, 401 Hodencamp, Thousand Oaks.
Free memory screenings are available by calling (805) 496-0189 and appointments are offered at intervals between 9-10 am and 12-1 pm. From 10:15-11:45 Sherry will be speaking on “What’s Next? and How to Adapt” and Viki Kind, Bioethicist, will be speaking on “What I Wished My Father and I Had Known.”
Sherry will be selling and signing her book, which details unique insights and storytelling that offer hope and inspiration and describe how the caregiver can support themselves. It is based on the 18 years Sherry spent caring for her Mom with Alzhiemer’s and how they survived – and thrived. “A must have for anyone caring for a loved one with dementia. Beautifully written, tremendously practical,” Andrea Gallagher, 2013 President, Life Planning Network. The e-book is currently rated Five stars at amazon.com and is also available at Nook, iBooks, Kobo, and Google.
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A book signing event will be held on Friday night Nov. 14 at 7 pm at Unity West, 650 Via Cristina, Newbury Park, for friends and members of Unity. A book launch event for the general public will be held on
Sat. Nov. 15, 9 am – 1 pm at Senior Concerns, 401 Hodencamp, Thousand Oaks.
Free memory screenings are available by calling (805) 496-0189 and appointments are offered at intervals between 9-10 am and 12-1 pm. From 10:15-11:45 Sherry will be speaking on “What’s Next? and How to Adapt” and Viki Kind, Bioethicist, will be speaking on “What I Wished My Father and I Had Known.”
Sherry will be selling and signing her book, which details unique insights and storytelling that offer hope and inspiration and describe how the caregiver can support themselves. It is based on the 18 years Sherry spent caring for her Mom with Alzhiemer’s and how they survived – and thrived. “A must have for anyone caring for a loved one with dementia. Beautifully written, tremendously practical,” Andrea Gallagher, 2013 President, Life Planning Network. The e-book is currently rated Five stars at amazon.com and is also available at Nook, iBooks, Kobo, and Google.
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