Regression of the Evolved Generation A courageous, inspiring true story of a parent diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease. Reg. This book is about one man’s experience of late onset Alzheimer’s, the impact on his family and the failure of social services to do much to help. It is a family saga seen through the eyes of a […]
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My Biography Jane Cooper
Jane Cooper was born in 1965 and lived with her parents, Margaret and Reg, in a semi-detached Essex home. Jane went to Graham James Primary and Junior School and then on to College to study languages, art, pure and applied mathematics. She was not keen on sport at school until they introduced dance, at which […]
Amazon book 1 Now available
My first pocket guide The Symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease & ten steps in how to obtain a diagnosis is now available on Amazon Kindle. The Amazon link is http://www.amazon.co.uk/Reg-ebook/dp/B007ZD7V1Q/ref=sr_1_7?s=digital-text&ie=UTF8&qid=1336116749&sr=1-7 – this will take you to my books page. Second book will be available soon on amazon as well will the others.
Carer’s Allowance
Carer’s Allowance is the main state benefit for carers, so it is important that you find out if you can receive it. Carer’s Allownace is over £50.00 a week to check it out. The local benefit’s agency will be able to point you in the right direction especially if you are caring for someone with […]
Are you Affected by Alzheimer’s – Seminar Nov 2011
Great News , Virtual Healthclub and Virtual Tax Uk have decided to sponsor the Seminar this week. Therefore the good news is that is is now free should you wish to attend. Be at the Westcliff Hotel for 7pm registration for 7.30 pm start. You will have an opportunity to ask me any questions of […]
Radar Key
A recent visit to the local council stated that a radar key was available for purchase from them for a few pounds, which allowed one to access any disable toilet in the community. This I thought was a great idea especially when out and about with your loved one. If you are registered disabled as […]
Raise profile of Alzheimer’s disease the right way
I was reading Fiona Phillips’ message today regarding how fearful she is of developing Alzheimer’s disease. (You can read it here) If she is feeling fearful, I respect that, however, a few years ago now when she was on the TV program where they assessed her and a few other peoples state of health, she said […]
The seeds of fear
When I look back on my fathers life and he was born back in 1921, he was an East End boy one of seven who survived the war. In my work as a sports trainer the more I work with people the one thing that keeps resurfacing is their emotional and psychological state of health. […]
Tied up and Locked Up!? Outrageous!
I have been compelled to write to in response to a piece in the daily mail yesterday regarding the Alzheimer’s patients being locked up and tied up. Reading the piece in the paper ignited the flame deep in the pit of my gut, that reminded me of the day I found my father sedated in […]
Reaction to social care capping news
The BBC published the social care capping article yesterday, and here is my response: I think more of the individuals in government with skills who can, need to sit down and map a thorough and structured plan ( ie do some math’s) regarding, income and expenditure in order to find a positive solution to this […]