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Peaceful Transitions: Stories of Success and Compassion

By Stanley A Terman, PhD, MD, Michael S Evans, MSW, JD (Editor), Guy Micco, MD (Editor), Ronald B Miller, MD (Editor), Karl E Steinberg, MD, CMD (Editor)
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By Stanley A Terman, PhD, MD, Michael S Evans, MSW, JD (Editor), Guy Micco, MD (Editor), Ronald B Miller, MD (Editor), Karl E Steinberg, MD, CMD (Editor)
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The staggeringly huge epidemic of Alzheimer’s and related dementias presents huge challenges. Of all diseases, Advanced Dementia is the most cruel, longest and most burdensome. Those who know about Advanced Dementia dread it more than any other disease. Yet for many, it is in the "closet-within-the-closet": as a society, we tend to not talk about the disease of dementia and we especially avoid talking about how one dies with dementia.

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