The number of people affected by COVID-19 in the U.S. has reached more than 300,000. Many people are staying at home to avoid exposure, but some have to go even further to keep themselves and their families safe…
Fundraising for hope: a way to move forward after Alzheimer’s
Alzheimer’s patients require constant attention. As Tatiana Gonzalez, the niece of a late Alzheimer’s patient, explains, this can lead some carers to feel overwhelmed, isolated, and even that they are not doing enough. But the path to healing might be closer than what they think:
Healing together: because carers need some TLC too
Family members of Alzheimer patients gather at The Globe in Coral Gables to spend an evening together for the Longest Day Kick-Off Party initiative by the Alzheimer’s Association. 
A chance to honor loved ones, to offer emotional support for one another and to take a step back from the responsibilities of daily life as a carer. 
Family members of Alzheimer patients gather at a restaurant in Coral Gables to spend an evening together and raise money to help fund research into the disease. Through speeches and anecdotes, they expressed how this is a chance to honor loved ones, to offer emotional support for one another and to take a step back from the responsibilities of daily life as a carer.
Everything changed: the journey into becoming the caregiver of an Alzheimer’s patient
Romy Perez, a psychologist at Jackson Memorial Hospital, dealt everyday with patients challenged by mental illness. But when she became the caregiver of her grandmother who suffered from Alzheimer’s, her perspective changed:
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