Lori Huffman

I support or care for someone with Alzheimer’s.

My mother Helen

I have immediate family and friends that help along this journey. My husband, children, siblings and dad have been there for me through it all. I also find comfort in my faith – knowing we are in a temporary home. These things help me keep this disease in perspective.

I am sorry for the diagnosis. Have the hard conversations about end of life care right away because as this disease progresses, it is hard to handle financial issues, long-term care and watching your loved one change. Find a support group and a Walk to End Alzheimer’s so that you understand you are not alone in this fight and struggle.

“Reach out! Take action! Find a cure!”