Kelly Callahan

“Laughter in many languages”: this short sentence stays with me…thank you🙏🏻🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🙏🏻

Very informative! Thank you. 🩷

In 2012 I flew across the world to check on my mother. A 3 month return ticket turned into 4.5 years of care and support I certainly was not ready for. She had multiple ailments with vascular dementia being one. Now my neighbour has told me his wife has recently been diagnosed with Alzheimers. They are very afraid as it is prominent in her family. She has not lived with the list of 9. Perhaps mindfulness practice was missing but with a loving family holding her tight she is a lucky one. I'm back to looking at this as it also runs in my mother's family. I need to do more for prevention but at nearly 70 I feel the weight of this as my future a big possibility, but without the husband declaring he will hold me up forever. Even with the startlingly large statistics there is very little in IS and generally it's not talked about. I'm enjoying your talks.

The whole course is excellent & very helpful. Thank you...

Thank you so much for sharing this! Dementia runs in my family, so far, at 78 , I have no signs of it yet. But now my husband has had dementia for 5 years and currently lives in a care home. This is at times very sad and stressful for me, so I do meditation, walking and Qigong. Thank you so much for sharing this!

Thank you Kelly!

Thank you for these 5 lessons, being a caregiver for an aging parent that suffers with dementia these 5 courses reinforce my reading. Thank you for your time. As for me I never want to forget.

Thank you for gently sharing this difficult information. It made me feel comforted and hopeful.