Every year, September invites communities to look honestly at a disease that quietly reshapes millions of families from the inside out. In Manitoba, the Alzheimer Society has spent decades building the infrastructure of connection — support groups, education, and a listening ear — so that caregivers like Doug Adams, who tends to his 92-year-old mother Ada alongside his twin brother, do not have to navigate the long diminishment of dementia alone. World Alzheimer's Month, now in its fifteenth year, is less a campaign than a reminder: that isolation is not inevitable, and that knowing where to t
Alzheimer's Society provides vital support for Manitoba caregivers
Alzheimer's dementia causes gradual cognitive decline, behavioral changes, and physical deterioration, affecting both patients and their family caregivers.