Kim Campbell’s loving message about the passing of her husband, the great Glen Campbell
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The King Of Campbellot
The roles of a husband and wife can be likened to a king and queen ruling over their kingdom. Glen was the King of Campbellot and of my heart, and always will be. – Kim Campbell
Mother’s Day Miracle
Guest blogger Karen Segal shares an incredible and emotional moment with her mother as a reminder that we will always maintain bonds with our mothers, even after Alzheimer’s.
I’m Happy To Be Anywhere
On his 81st birthday, Kim shares a heartbreaking and inspirational message to her husband, Glen, and cherishes what intimate moments she can still share with him.
“Blank Stares” by Jay Allen
Nashville country music artist and songwriter Jay Allen shares his story and new single, “Blank Stares,” a song about his experience dealing with his mother and Alzheimer’s.
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Finding The Gift
On his birthday, Cal Campbell finds a gift from his father, Glen Campbell, in the least-expected place.
Enjoy The Moment
For people with dementia, every day is the same. There’s a unique peace to not being burdened with the pressures of time passing. Maybe caregivers can learn from this unexpected advantage…
Tips to Enjoying the Holidays
Deep inside each one of us is the memory of how the holidays used to be and the desire to celebrate – but when you’re a caregiver, celebrating may feel counter-intuitive. Here are some CareLiving tips to enjoying the holidays with your loved ones.
Come Harvest Time
As I celebrate this Thanksgiving with my husband, I will look into his eyes, hold his hand, kiss him, share a meal and be truly be grateful for the life we’ve shared and the children and grandchildren God has given us.
Remember to Breathe
When you spend most of your time thinking about what other people need, it feels good to be a little selfish for an hour. – Ashley Campbell shares her thoughts on yoga for caregivers and a video of her father Glen trying it for himself …
Comforted By Angels
We shouldn’t assume that because someone has lost their ability to remember, think, reason and speak, that they are incapable of connecting to a spiritual reality above and beyond what we ourselves can see. – Tony Janicki