Caregiver Confidential: Stories of Living with My Husband's Alzheimer's Disease

When your loved one has Alzheimer's Disease, you may feelfrustration, loneliness, and exhaustion.

• Each sign of your loved one's mental decline is upsetting, and seeking a medical diagnosis is frustrating. You feel angry, and guilt follows your anger.

• It's difficult for family and friends to fully understand what you're going through. You may struggle alone with the responsibility for your loved one's care.

• The demands of caregiving begin to exhaust you as your loved one's health continue...