Memory In Motion
Vanessa SaundersWe know what’s coming. We’re living anyway. Memory in Motion is for those who choose to keep moving, keep building, and keep loving, no matter the odds.
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After the Diagnosis, What About the Life Still Being Lived?
When my husband, Tim, began experiencing cognitive changes, we did what families are supposed to do. We sought medical advice.
It took more than a year to see a specialist after our move to New Hampshire, followed by several more months be...
“I Know What You’d Want.” But Do You?
“I know what she’d want.”
It’s such a familiar expression, isn’t it?
We say it about our spouses, our parents, our closest friends. Sometimes we’re right. After years of sharing a life with someone, surely we know what matters to them.
B...
They’re Cutting the Spines Off Books to Feed AI
I followed the story down a rabbit hole and found Amazon, Alice in Wonderland, my husband’s name and an uncomfortable question about whether my own novel is worth writing.
Do you believe in coincidences?
Or are you one of those people w...
Different Highways
Different generations. Different companions. Different highways. Still moving forward.
A remarkable shift is taking place in Alzheimer’s research.
Treatments are becoming more sophisticated. Researchers are refining dosing schedules...
The Best Dementia News You’ve Probably Never Heard
Inspired by reporting in The Economist on July 9, 2026, and the research discussed in that article.
For years, we’ve been told dementia is an unstoppable tidal wave.
Every headline seems darker than the last.
More people.
More diagnose...
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I wrote the guidebook on real estate scams. Now I’m writing the playbook for Alzheimer’s support. Structure, sanity, and survival tips — delivered with love (and a little sass).
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