About the Author

Originally from the state of New York, Carol A. Lambert enjoyed a professional career in Radio Broadcast on FM radio stations; KLCE, KUPI, KOSZ, KBYI, and Radio & Television Advertising with: KID-AM, KZ103, KOSZ, KPVI in Idaho. She has written articles in several publications; has prepared copy and graphic design for Web and audio recordings; written and produced her own Morning Shows and Newscasts. Carol has worked tirelessly for many volunteer organizations and was an on-air spokesperson for KISU-TV and KBYI Public Broadcasting fundraisers. She was also a regional adviser to a US Senator and State Governor. She is currently a caregiver to her parent who has survived the "behavioral side effects" of Alzheimer's and is active in senior communities.
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Imagine what it is like to have Alzheimer. One minute you have a clear memory of what happened a second ago. Then it suddenly disappears!

"This book will help you survive the behavioral aspects of Alzheimer. If anyone is taking care of a person with this illness, I know the methods explained in this book will make your days with your Loved One more memorable. Remember to reach out and get help from volunteer organizations and research at credible sources for more information. Always seek professional advice. Above all, never give up hope for finding a cure for those stricken with this debilitating illness. Every step you take in educating yourself will improve the quality of life that your Loved One and you will have together (Carol A. Lambert, 2019)".

It takes strong communication and organizational skills to help a Loved One learn how to communicate their fears about Alzheimer. Once you understand them you will see how much they deserve a Badge of Courage!