Sue Bigg

My Connection

I support or care for someone with Alzheimer’s.

My Inspiration

My Husband

How I Stay Strong

My greatest source of strength is my faith and support of so many amazing friends and my family.

My Advice to Others

Learn as much as you can about the disease and the behaviors and learn to be patient. Don't argue, just agree. Don't be personally offended by anything your loved on says. Be prepared for the future and take one day at a time.

My #ENDALZ Battle Cry

"There are NO SURVIVORS! Join the fight to find a cure for today's generation and future generations. A cure will not help my husband, but it could help my daughter, graddaughter and future generations and families of loved ones with Alzheimer's."

See Sue in Action!

Alzheimer's Association Nebraska ChapterJune is Alzheimer's & Brain Awareness Month. How will you join the fight to find a cure? You can start by visiting alz.org/nebraska to start your volunteer application today. #StepUpSunday

Alzheimer’s patients benefit from touch, music, favorite foodsKEARNEY — Susan Bigg uses the past tense when she talks about her husband, Stan, to whom she’s been married for 51 years.

Self-starter inspires others: Susan Bigg earns Business and Industry Freedom AwardKEARNEY — Though she’s mostly known as someone who works behind the scenes, Susan Bigg is celebrated for her quiet dedication and enthusiasm for serving the Kearney community.

Help end Alzheimer’sYou are invited to the World Theatre Thursday for a showing of “I’ll be Me … the Glen Campbell Story … a journey with Alzheimer’s Disease.” There will be a

Join Sue in her fight to end alzheimer's

Susan Bigg's Walk to End Alzheimer's PageI am Walking to End Alzheimer's. Donate today and help me reach my goal.

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