Walking One Another Home: Moments of Grace and Possibility in the Midst of Alzheimer's

by Rita Bresnahan

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This book highlights how mother-daughter visits in a Midwest nursing home take on spiritual and emotional meaning in both their lives; their pilgrimage together challenges stereotypes about Alzheimer's disease and deftly shifts the emphasis from fear and horror to love and possibility.

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This book highlights how mother-daughter visits in a Midwest nursing home take on spiritual and emotional meaning in both their lives; their pilgrimage together challenges stereotypes about Alzheimer's disease and deftly shifts the emphasis from fear and horror to love and possibility.

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