A Dignified Life The Best Friends Approach to Alzheimer's Care, A Guide for Family Caregivers By Virginia Bell, M.S.W., and David Troxel, M.P.H.

"Practically and sensitively written, A Dignified Life is peppered with encouraging, real life examples of people who have 'been there.' Readers can easily access different sections via headings and chapters that make it simple for a busy caregiver to browse. I frequently refer to this book in m y work with families coping with dementia. Every congregation's library and everyong who support [sic] dementia sufferers in the community - from the community of faith to agencies that serve aging people and thir families - should have this book on their shelves."
-Marty Richards, Private Practice Social Worker in Port Townsend, WA

"For every friend, relative or caregiver to a person with Alzheimer’s. A Dignified Life offers practical advice, compassion, and optimism in dealing with the challenges they face each day so that a life that seems at times hopeless can be one of love and dignity."
–Jack Canfield, author of Chicken Soup for the Soul


"Truly a must read for all those who care for people with dementia … I give it a five-star rating."
–David Snowden, Ph.D., author of Aging with Grace and director of the Nun Study


"Virginia Bell and David Troxel are leaders in the field of aging. Their words will offer caregivers new ideas and new hope as they face the challenge of Alzheimer’s disease and dementia."
–Gloria H. Cavanaugh, President and CEO, American Society on Aging