When My Grammy Forgets, I Remember: A Child's Perspective on Dementia
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When My Grammy Forgets, I Remember: A Child's Perspective on Dementia

by Toby Haberkorn

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From a child's perspective, this touching book delves into the world of dementia as experienced with a grandparent. It captures the blend of forgetfulness and enduring family bonds, encouraging empathy and open dialogue about memory and love in the face of loss.

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When My Grammy Forgets, I Remember presents a child's viewpoint on living with a grandparent's dementia. The story highlights the emotional journey of a young narrator navigating memory loss in a family member.

Written by Toby Haberkorn, the book emphasizes empathy and understanding from a child's perspective. It gently addresses the confusion and love that coexist in such situations.

This narrative serves as a tool for families to discuss dementia, fostering conversations about care and connection. It underscores the importance of memories preserved by those who remain aware.

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