Lynne Fullerton

I support or care for someone with Alzheimer’s.

My husband Bob

I turn to my faith, family, friends and the Alzheimer’s Association staff. I participate in support groups, utilize the 24/7 Helpline, and visit alz.org.

I know it is overwhelming. I know you are afraid of what the future now looks like. I know many tears are likely. I also know many positive things are possible, including: stronger family and friend relationships, stronger faith, an opportunity to refocus on what “hope” looks like, and the ability to make sure time is invested only in what matters.

“Research is the only possible end to Alzheimer’s!”