Alzheimer's Association Washington State Chapter

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Joined May 2010

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  1. Alzheimer's disease impacts our families, our communities and our nation. We must invest in scientific research and the Alzheimer’s public health infrastructure. Join us in asking Congress to help !

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  2. Join us tomorrow, July 7, for our first Wellness Wednesday of the month with . Tomorrow's presentation will be "Practicing Self Compassion." Learn more and register at

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  3. "Certain lifestyle changes may have benefits for brain health, which may then reduce the risk for dementia."

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  4. Everyone interested in advancing Alzheimer’s research can use TrialMatch, including people living with dementia, caregivers & healthy volunteers. Enroll in clinical trials at .

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  5. In honor of Alzheimer’s & Brain Awareness Month, we’re sharing an update about the Alzheimer’s State Plan and progress being made by the Dementia Action Collaborative. Visit the blog to learn about resources developed to help families facing dementia.

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  6. If you have questions or concerns about your memory, the time to talk with your doctor is now. This article has four reasons why you shouldn't avoid talking to your doctor about dementia.

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  7. Our team will be out of office July 2-5. If you need assistance during this time, please reach out to our free 24/7 Helpline at 1.800.272.3900. Have a safe and happy weekend!

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  8. Jul 1
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  9. In honor of Alzheimer’s & Brain Awareness Month, we’re sharing an update about the Alzheimer’s State Plan and progress being made by the Dementia Action Collaborative. Visit the blog to learn about resources developed to help families facing dementia.

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  10. Jun 29

    I would like to extend my thanks to for announcing Cara Kwon as the winner of the CD10s 2021 Congressional Art Competition.

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  11. Peter Marshall, who is living with early-onset Alzheimer’s, didn’t remember that he was married to wife Lisa, but he knew that he loved her—so he proposed for the second time. She said, “yes.” See the photos & read their second wedding story:

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  12. Did you hear? Register for a Walk to End Alzheimer’s team and fundraise $100 between June 7-30, you will receive your 2021 Walk t-shirt and an hat. Register for a Walk near you at

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  13. Jun 28

    Great to have Congresswoman Jaime as a cosponsor of this priority bill to help family caregivers of the 120,000+ Washingtonians with Alzheimer’s.

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  14. Pictures from Alzheimer's Awareness Night with the !

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  15. July is on the way! Join us from your home for a free dementia education webinar. Upcoming webinars include "10 Warning Signs of Alzheimer's" and "Understanding Alzheimer's & Dementia." Register today at

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  16. “Our main incentive is to help other people and to move research forward,” said Marlene Lippman about why her husband chose to participate in a clinical trial for Alzheimer's.

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  17. Did you know? The Association offers a number of free Alzheimer's and dementia courses available online, 24 hours a day! Learn any time you want from the comfort of your own home. Learn more at

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  18. Alzheimer’s & Brain Awareness Month is a great time to recommit to brain-healthy basics! This includes getting regular exercise, maintaining a heart healthy diet, getting proper sleep and staying mentally active. Learn more at .

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  19. Jun 24

    The Comprehensive Care for Alzheimer's Act is being considered by the US Senate Committee on Finance. All PWD deserve the benefits of coordinated, comprehensive care management. , please cosponsor S. 1125!

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  20. This week on the ALZWA Blog, local woman Jennifer Reed shares her experience working from home during the pandemic while caring for her mother-in-law, Liz, during her final stages of dementia. “She gave me the greatest gift one mother can give another."

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