'While in large part the Driving Miss Daisy focus is on helping people that might have mobility issues get from place to place, the bonds go deeper.'
The article also talks about a 101-year-old North Shore client who plays bridge three times a week. Her spirit is inspiring.
Read more about the services (and inspiration) in this article featured in the North Shore News.
If you are or will be taking care of a loved one with Alzheimer's, start learning what you can expect.
This can help you make the most of the person's abilities as they change.
And, it can help you deal with new problems should they arise.