Alzheimer's Trippin' with George: Diagnosis to Discovery in 10,000 Miles

The first in the Trippin' series, this woman's memoir/travel journal takes you through the twists and turns of adjusting to major life changes.

Forty years of marriage full of memories...

 

...but soon she would be the only one to hold them.

 

Susan and George's marriage has had its ups and downs, but now an overwhelming and unbeatable problem looms...

 

...Alzheimer's.

 

A year before George is officially diagnosed, his mental state is deteriorating and their marriage becomes strained. Then, with diagnosis in hand and no hope of a cure, Susan decides upon a remedy to make her last moments precious...

 

A Road Trip!

 

Written as it happened in a daily journal to friends and family, and illustrated by insightful and sometimes quirky photos, Susan's story is an irresistibly charming looking at the joys of travel balanced with the challenges brought on by her husband's dementia symptoms.

 

You'll fall in love with this women's travel memoir as you journey along with Susan and George from Florida to Wisconsin, Washington to Colorado, from smiles to heartache and back again.

 

The first in the Trippin' series, start trippin' with Susan!

 

A portion of all funds from the sale of this book are donated to organizations that provide support to dementia caregivers.

 

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What people are saying...

 

“A terrific read!... I laughed and I cried and gained strength from Susan’s journey. A must read.” Connie J Tice

“Good book. I was surprised that it drew me in & I couldn't put it down.” Dale Krimmer

“So glad I put this on my kindle, so different from my usual book fare but so entertaining and charming that I will certainly buy her next book.” Carolynadawn

“Not a how-to book, but a celebration of love!” Al Louis

 “You will never forget this book.” William M. Pitzer

“A great book! I loved the way the author tells the story of her journey with George with empathy and humor, with an easy to read style that makes the pages fly by. What a wonderful approach to Alzheimer's Disease!” RPhDan