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Learning about Alzheimer's disease is the first step in helping those who suffer from it. Another step is recognizing that care for Alzheimer's disease usually continues for several years and becomes progressively more burdensome. Planning for the future is essential. Making contact with support services such as the Alzheimer's Association that can provide helpful information about specific problems and local resources is very valuable. Finding an appropriate physician and other care services in your community can maximize the control, comfort and satisfaction of all involved in caring for an individual with Alzheimer's disease.

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