What What you you can can do do to to help help end end Alzheimer’s Alzheimer’s Laurel Coleman Laurel Coleman ALZHEIMER’S ASSOCIATION VOLUNTEER ALZHEIMER’S ASSOCIATION VOLUNTEER
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veryone knows someveryone someone with knows dementia: a one with dementia: neighbor, a family a neighbor, a family member or a friend. There member or a friend. There are more than 5 million peoare more 5 million people in the than United States afple in the Unitedform States fected by some of affected by some form of dementia, with Alzheimer’s dementia, withthe Alzheimer’s Disease being most comDisease being the most common cause. mon cause. Most people don’t realize Most people don’t realize this is currently the most exthis is currently most expensive disease the in the United pensive disease in the United States and the costs are States and the costs are climbing – both for families climbing – both for system. families and the healthcare and the healthcare system. While most people affected While most people affected are older than 65, there are are older than 65, there are more than 300,000 people more than 300,000than people who are younger 65. No who are younger 65. No one wants to havethan Alzheione wants to have Alzhei-
mer’s in their future, no matmer’s in their future, ter what age you are.no matterRather what age you than sitare. back and Rather sit back and wait for it than to affect us, here waitsome for it ACTIONS to affect us, here are that you are some ACTIONS that you can take now: can take now: shows that be• Research • Research that being physicallyshows and mentally ing physically and mentally active throughout life may activemost throughout life may delay forms of demendelay most forms of dementia. Challenge your body and tia. Challenge your body and mind, create healthy habits mind,and create healthy habits now, lower your risk of now, and lower your risk of Alzheimers. Alzheimers. • Take good care of your • Take good care of your overall health, eat right and overall health, eatorright and try not to smoke be overtry not to smoke or be overweight. weight. • Join us to ADVOCATE for • Join us to ADVOCATE more research on Alzhei- for more research on Alzheimer’s Disease and more care mer’s Disease and more and support options for care famiand support options for families who are dealing with delies who are with dementia. Thedealing Alzheimer’s mentia. The Alzheimer’s
WALK TO END ALZHEIMER’S WALK TO END ALZHEIMER’S Saturday, August 29th Saturday, August 29th Kukui Grove Shopping Center Kukui Grove Shopping Center 7 a.m. registration 7 a.m. registration 8 a.m. start of walk. 8 a.m. start of walk.
We all have a reason to walk. We all have a reason to walk. Association is the world’s ganization for Alzheimer’s Association is the health world’sorganization forand Alzheimer’s leading volunteer care, support research. leading volunteer health orcare, support and research.
You can also register online at alz.org/walk You can also register online at alz.org/walk There will be many prizes for walkers and live muThere willwe beexpect many prizes walkers and live music – and 200 or for more of your neighbors sic and wetoexpect 200 Don’t or more of your neighbors and–friends join you! miss the fun. and friends to join you! Don’t miss the fun. The Walk to End Alzheimer’s is the world’s largTheevent Walkto toraise End Alzheimer’s is the world’s larg- edest awareness and funds for care, est eventsupport to raiseand awareness andKauai fundsraised for care, education, research. over ucation, support Kauai raised over $20,000 last yearand andresearch. we want you to be a part of $20,000 last andthis we year. want you to be a part of breaking thatyear record breaking that record this year. For more information you can call the Alzheimer’s For more information you can call the Alzheimer’s Association – (808) 591-2771 Association – (808) 591-2771
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Why Why Walk Walk to to End End Alzheimer’s? Alzheimer’s? Participants raise Participants raise critically needed critically needed funds for alzheimer’s funds for alzheimer’s care, support and care, support and research research
Laurel Coleman MD Laurel Coleman ALZHEIMER’S ASSOCIATIONMD VOLUNTEER ALZHEIMER’S ASSOCIATION VOLUNTEER Of course there are any Of course there are any number of reasons to join number reasons to join the walk,ofbut here are my the top walk, 10: but here are my topMore 10: than 5 million AmerMore than 5 million Americans have Alzheimer’s or icans have Alzheimer’s or other dementias, and this other dementias, this number will growand rapidly number rapidly over thewill nextgrow 25 years unover the next 25 years less we find an effectiveunless we find effective treatment oran prevention. treatment or prevention. Walk because YOU don’t Walk because YOU don’t want Alzheimer’s in your fuwant in your future. Alzheimer’s Your memories are the ture. Your memories are the fabric of who you are, they fabric who you are, they are tooofimportant to lose. are too important to lose.
The Mayor will be there! The Mayor will be there! Alzheimer’s is the most Alzheimer’s is the expensive disease in most the U.S. expensive in the It takes lotsdisease of people to U.S. It takes of people care forlots persons livingtowith care for persons with dementia, so it isliving a leading dementia, so it is abankleading cause of personal cause ofaspersonal ruptcy well as abankmajor ruptcy as well as a major
factor that increases Medifactorcosts. that increases Medicare care costs. Walk for hope. Hope that
forraised hope.by Hope theWalk funds this that the funds raised by event will contributethis to findevent contribute to finding anwill effective treatment or ing an effective treatment or prevention. prevention.
Families, friends, and Families,have friends, andup neighbors to give neighbors haveand to give upacjobs, free time, other jobs, free and otherWe activities to time, be caregivers. tivities be caregivers. We walk toto honor them. walk to honor them. Dementia/Alzheimer’s is a Dementia/Alzheimer’s is a major cause of the need to major cause the need to use long termofcare services/ use longhomes. term care services/ nursing If there was nursing homes. If there was an effective treatment, then an effective treatment, then state and federal governstate federal mentsand could savegovernbillions of ments could save billions of dollars. dollars. Support the Alzheimer’s Support theprograms Alzheimer’s Association’s for Association’s programs families/caregivers. Thisfor families/caregivers. This journey requires planning journey requiresabout planning and information how anddeal information about how to with the challenges to deal with the challenges of caregiving. of Walking caregiving. with your neighWalking your neighbors sendswith a message. Alzbors sends a message. Alzheimer’s disease is nothing heimer’s disease is nothing to keep quiet about. Growto quiet about. Growingkeep awareness of the impact ingthis awareness the impact of disease of is leading to of this disease is leading to
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Why Why Walk Walk to to End End Alzheimer’s? Alzheimer’s? Participants raise Participants raise critically needed critically needed funds for alzheimer’s funds for alzheimer’s care, support and care, support and research research
Laurel Coleman MD Laurel Coleman ALZHEIMER’S ASSOCIATIONMD VOLUNTEER ALZHEIMER’S ASSOCIATION VOLUNTEER Of course there are any Of course there are any number of reasons to join number reasons to join the walk,ofbut here are my the top walk, 10: but here are my topMore 10: than 5 million AmerMore than 5 million Americans have Alzheimer’s or icans have Alzheimer’s or other dementias, and this other dementias, this number will growand rapidly number rapidly over thewill nextgrow 25 years unover the next 25 years less we find an effectiveunless we find effective treatment oran prevention. treatment or prevention. Walk because YOU don’t Walk because YOU don’t want Alzheimer’s in your fuwant in your future. Alzheimer’s Your memories are the ture. Your memories are the fabric of who you are, they fabric who you are, they are tooofimportant to lose. are too important to lose.
The Mayor will be there! The Mayor will be there! Alzheimer’s is the most Alzheimer’s is the expensive disease in most the U.S. expensive in the It takes lotsdisease of people to U.S. It takes of people care forlots persons livingtowith care for persons with dementia, so it isliving a leading dementia, so it is abankleading cause of personal cause ofaspersonal ruptcy well as abankmajor ruptcy as well as a major
factor that increases Medifactorcosts. that increases Medicare care costs. Walk for hope. Hope that
forraised hope.by Hope theWalk funds this that the funds raised by event will contributethis to findevent contribute to finding anwill effective treatment or ing an effective treatment or prevention. prevention.
Families, friends, and Families,have friends, andup neighbors to give neighbors haveand to give upacjobs, free time, other jobs, free and otherWe activities to time, be caregivers. tivities be caregivers. We walk toto honor them. walk to honor them. Dementia/Alzheimer’s is a Dementia/Alzheimer’s is a major cause of the need to major cause the need to use long termofcare services/ use longhomes. term care services/ nursing If there was nursing homes. If there was an effective treatment, then an effective treatment, then state and federal governstate federal mentsand could savegovernbillions of ments could save billions of dollars. dollars. Support the Alzheimer’s Support theprograms Alzheimer’s Association’s for Association’s programs families/caregivers. Thisfor families/caregivers. This journey requires planning journey requiresabout planning and information how anddeal information about how to with the challenges to deal with the challenges of caregiving. of Walking caregiving. with your neighWalking your neighbors sendswith a message. Alzbors sends a message. Alzheimer’s disease is nothing heimer’s disease is nothing to keep quiet about. Growto quiet about. Growingkeep awareness of the impact ingthis awareness the impact of disease of is leading to of this disease is leading to
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Everything you always wanted to know about hospice but were afraid to ask. First Saturday of each month 2-3:30pm at the Kaua‘i Hospice Office Located at The Harry & Jeanette Weinberg Center for Compassion 4457 Pahe‘e Street • Lihu‘e, HI 245-7277 www.Kauaihospice.org
Next door to State Farm
alz.org/hawaii alz.org/hawaii
4004 Rice Street | Lihue, HI 96766 245-9561 Parts • 245-9502 Tires
HANAPEPE
3837 Hanapepe Road | Hanapepe, HI 96716 335-5035
alz.org/hawaii alz.org/hawaii
KALAHEO
2-2495 Kaumualii Hwy | Kalaheo, HI 96741 332-8532
A program of Kaua‘i Hospice, Inc.
4491-A Kolopa St. Lihue, HI 96766
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What What you you can can do do to to help help end end Alzheimer’s Alzheimer’s Laurel Coleman Laurel Coleman ALZHEIMER’S ASSOCIATION VOLUNTEER ALZHEIMER’S ASSOCIATION VOLUNTEER
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veryone knows someveryone someone with knows dementia: a one with dementia: neighbor, a family a neighbor, a family member or a friend. There member or a friend. There are more than 5 million peoare more 5 million people in the than United States afple in the Unitedform States fected by some of affected by some form of dementia, with Alzheimer’s dementia, withthe Alzheimer’s Disease being most comDisease being the most common cause. mon cause. Most people don’t realize Most people don’t realize this is currently the most exthis is currently most expensive disease the in the United pensive disease in the United States and the costs are States and the costs are climbing – both for families climbing – both for system. families and the healthcare and the healthcare system. While most people affected While most people affected are older than 65, there are are older than 65, there are more than 300,000 people more than 300,000than people who are younger 65. No who are younger 65. No one wants to havethan Alzheione wants to have Alzhei-
mer’s in their future, no matmer’s in their future, ter what age you are.no matterRather what age you than sitare. back and Rather sit back and wait for it than to affect us, here waitsome for it ACTIONS to affect us, here are that you are some ACTIONS that you can take now: can take now: shows that be• Research • Research that being physicallyshows and mentally ing physically and mentally active throughout life may activemost throughout life may delay forms of demendelay most forms of dementia. Challenge your body and tia. Challenge your body and mind, create healthy habits mind,and create healthy habits now, lower your risk of now, and lower your risk of Alzheimers. Alzheimers. • Take good care of your • Take good care of your overall health, eat right and overall health, eatorright and try not to smoke be overtry not to smoke or be overweight. weight. • Join us to ADVOCATE for • Join us to ADVOCATE more research on Alzhei- for more research on Alzheimer’s Disease and more care mer’s Disease and more and support options for care famiand support options for families who are dealing with delies who are with dementia. Thedealing Alzheimer’s mentia. The Alzheimer’s
WALK TO END ALZHEIMER’S WALK TO END ALZHEIMER’S Saturday, August 29th Saturday, August 29th Kukui Grove Shopping Center Kukui Grove Shopping Center 7 a.m. registration 7 a.m. registration 8 a.m. start of walk. 8 a.m. start of walk.
We all have a reason to walk. We all have a reason to walk. Association is the world’s ganization for Alzheimer’s Association is the health world’sorganization forand Alzheimer’s leading volunteer care, support research. leading volunteer health orcare, support and research.
You can also register online at alz.org/walk You can also register online at alz.org/walk There will be many prizes for walkers and live muThere willwe beexpect many prizes walkers and live music – and 200 or for more of your neighbors sic and wetoexpect 200 Don’t or more of your neighbors and–friends join you! miss the fun. and friends to join you! Don’t miss the fun. The Walk to End Alzheimer’s is the world’s largTheevent Walkto toraise End Alzheimer’s is the world’s larg- edest awareness and funds for care, est eventsupport to raiseand awareness andKauai fundsraised for care, education, research. over ucation, support Kauai raised over $20,000 last yearand andresearch. we want you to be a part of $20,000 last andthis we year. want you to be a part of breaking thatyear record breaking that record this year. For more information you can call the Alzheimer’s For more information you can call the Alzheimer’s Association – (808) 591-2771 Association – (808) 591-2771
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2nd Saturday of the Month
Shops, Restaurants & Services at Ching Young Village: aFeinPhoto Gallery Aloha from Hanalei Aloha Juice Bar Big Save Bouchons Blue Tiki Tattoo Chocolat Hanalei DeCamp Construction Divine Planet Chicken in a Barrel BBQ
Hanalei River Healing & Kayak Hanalei Robin Savage Gifts & Bodywork Kokonut Kids Gourmet Hanalei Surf Backdoor L&L Hawaiian BBQ Spinning Dolphin Hanalei Strings & Things Lee Acupuncture The General Store of Honua Engineering Na Pali Catamaran Hanalei Hot Rocket Na Pali Properties Tresor Rare Hula Moon Gifts of Hanalei On the Road to Hanalei Timeshare Resales Kalypso Pedal and Paddle Village Snack & Bakery Kauai Nut Roasters Puka Dog Village Variety Kauai Vacation Rentals Reside Kauai LLC
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Memory Walk We’re on the move to end Alzheimers 4 • Friday, August 21, 2015 4 • Friday, August 21, 2015
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