The true cost of anything is the price we pay for the alternative.

David and Margaret’s story is, sadly, not unique. Margaret was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s in early 2018. This is the real-life story of the husband and wife’s journey to seek support and care over the past few years. David shares their experience of dementia “care” so that anyone caring for – or living with – dementia can learn from what happened to them, and hopefully avoid the many obstacles, challenges and pitfalls that they had to overcome. 

One in every 14 people aged 65+ have dementia, that’s around 900,000 people, and the numbers are increasing rapidly every year.

This book is an invaluable resource for anyone embarking on the journey to seek care and support for their loved one once symptoms of dementia set in. From getting a diagnosis to getting the right kind of support for them – and you – written with raw passion and from the heart, Mirror, Mirror is dedicated to the memory of Margaret. And to help every other person feeling lost right now.

An important read ahead of World Alzheimer's Month in September, and World Alzheimer's Day on 23rd September.

An essential book for readers of Gail Sheey, Steph Booth and Marie Williams.