Monthly Archives: August 2026

Ms. Digest for Dementia Carers
The Science They Didn’t Want You to See: Alzheimer’s research fraud — and what caregivers deserve to know

Editor's Note: This article begins a three-part series examining the human and global consequences of our reliance on pharmaceuticals. Part One begins inside one family—with a medication that was intended to help my mother but instead placed her life at risk. Part Two turns to the work of Riane Eisler [...]

Remembering Miss Ethel
How Anderson Cooper’s “All There Is” Became A Life-Saver

On the 15th annual observance of Miss Ethel's passing and burial (August 6, 2011), sharing Anderson Cooper's grief podcast could not be a more fitting tribute to her courageous walk with Alzheimer's over a 14 year period. Anderson's deep empathy towards people suffering grief and loss has made his podcast, [...]

365 Ways to Say I Care
WAY #16 – Take a Simple Picnic to a Local Park or Lake

  Why this helps: A change of scenery can be transformative. A simple picnic—at a nearby park, a lake, or a quiet garden—offers fresh air, gentle movement, and the comfort of familiar outdoor sights. This is especially valuable during the early stages when ambulation is still possible. It's a break [...]

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