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Monday, November 23, 2015
Humans of New York: Caring for a Mother With Alzheimer's
Humans of New York: "“I took care of my mother for seven years when she got Alzheimer’s. In a way, the experience boosted my self-esteem because now I know how much I can offer to someone I love. I’m a ‘ride or die’ chick.”"
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