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BEGINS TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3RD
Join before 12/3, and start reversing cognitive decline together with us!
BEGINS TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3RD
Join before 12/3, and start reversing cognitive decline together with us!
Join before December 3rd at a reduced price of $595!
I’d like to share one of my frustrations with you – finances. Juggling my businesses (Solcere, Marama, and Reversing Alzheimer’s) when I just want to be a doctor and continue to help people prevent and reverse cognitive decline frustrates me. I am always saddened when I hear from people who would benefit immensely from living at Marama or participating in my coaching programs. These programs are expensive to run, cost-prohibitive to so many, and programs like Medicare still do not cover long-term care in a nursing home or custodial care.
That’s why I try to do as many free webinars, podcasts and summits as possible. It’s why I wrote my book Reversing Alzheimer’s. I want as many people as possible to have access to this information.
📈 But we can’t hide from it. Financial issues go hand-in-hand with Alzheimer’s and dementia. 2024 reports cite these financial statistics related to Alzheimer’s disease and dementia:
🫂 Whew, and we haven’t even touched on the impact on the caregivers of those with Alzheimer’s:
Recent studies highlight that for those diagnosed with Alzheimer’s or dementia, financial troubles begin long before the diagnosis. “Decision-making, including on financial matters, can begin to deteriorate long before a diagnosis is made or even suspected. People who are starting to experience cognitive decline may miss payments, make impulsive purchases or put money into risky investments they would not have considered before the disease” stated Swanson in the New York Times.
No matter what stage you or your loved one is at with cognitive decline, it is imperative to be serious about financial planning. The AARP lists steps one can take at early-stage, mid-stage and late-stage Alzheimer’s. It includes specifics such as protecting loved ones from fraud and researching federal, state and local programs.
I’m here for you whatever your budget. I hope that by allowing me to send you emails week after week you can get access to valuable information. This tally of the costs of Alzheimer’s and dementia highlights yet another importance of programs that reverse and prevent these diseases – it will save countless expenses for you, your loved one, your family and society as a whole.
Warmly,
Dr. Heather Sandison
P.S. – If this email left you feeling frustrated, I understand. Next week, I’ll write about 12 things you can do or share with a loved one to help reverse cognitive decline.
References:
Alzheimer’s Association (2024) Alzheimer’s Disease Facts and Figures
Alzheimer’s Impact Movement (2024) Impact Sheet
Greenwood, S. (2022). How to Financially Prepare for Alzheimer’s Disease. AARP.