What's Funny about Dementia?: Laugh to Keep from Crying

What's Funny About Dementia? Laugh to Keep From Crying is a very heartfelt memoir about one social worker's journey as a caregiver and respite provider for her grandmother, Maggie Passmore, who lived with Alzheimer's for over 13 years. The author challenges the reader to look past memory and embrace the individual whose spirit dwells within them because they are still there. You just have to watch for the signs in their actions when you bear witness to their most lucid moments and let them know you still care. Her narrative of her family's plight to provide care in the comfort of her grandmother's home in familiar surroundings was critical to the quality of care her grandmother received over the years. She attributes the longevity of her grandmother's fight to finally "getting it right and working together" as a family. Ms. Rollins was to have published the book about ten years ago and over the years, every caregiver she encounters has to share their story. It made it more compelling t