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This is an incredibly informative novel from the point of view of someone diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimers. The best way we have to learn about this disease is from the patients themselves. I even heard about a program where first-year medical students are paired in a mentorship program with Alzheimer's patients, to learn about their experiences. Would highly recommend this book to anyone.

To be released at the Boston Bookcrossing Meetup

Caught Oct. 2013 Boston meetup!

To be released at upcoming Boston bookcrossing meetup.

Orphaned at local bookcrossing meeting.

To be released at local book club meeting.

It's time for the Saturday bookcrossing meeting!!!!!

Taken to the Boston Hostel OBCZ; left behind at the second floor library.
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