Remember for Me Hunt County

06/01/2026

The next LAW School gathering is Tuesday, June 9th, from 1:30 - 3:30 at the Greenville Civic Center (5501 Business 69 Hwy South). RSVP by June 5th and come a few minutes early for a free lunch.

Please RSVP to attend and eat lunch.

LAW SCHOOL REGISTRATION FOR JUNE 9TH 1:30-3:30pm - REGISTRATION OPENS May 21st! Join us for our third L.A.W. School session of 2026, a Joint Session with L.A.W. & L.I.F.T. Hunt County - Living Independently Fall Free Together! Topic: Heat and How it Affects Your Health Join us as we learn how summer...

05/18/2026

Remember For Me friends - Please join us for our May 21st Care Provider meeting this Thursday evening 5:30-6:30 at the SCRPT building (4912 Lee St, Greenville).

This month we will continue Teepa Snow's Positive Approach to Care video series on the GEMS State Model of brain change.

The GEMS State Model explains how to recognize brain change, understand what abilities are available in the moment, and how to provide the right support.

Thursday, May 21st, we will watch Teepa Snow explain the Amber & Ruby brain states.

05/16/2026

05/01/2026

THIS IS HUGE FOR EARLY DETECTION

Accelerating Access to Dementia Screening This is a “mammogram moment” for Alzheimer’s. When Congress enabled Medicare coverage for routine mammograms, screening rates soared and breast cancer deaths dropped significantly. Congress can deliver that same breakthrough for Alzheimer’s. Research...

04/13/2026

Remember For Me friends - Please join us for our April Care Provider meeting this Thursday evening 5:30-6:30 at the SCRPT building (4912 Lee St, Greenville).

We will continue Teepa Snow's Positive Approach to Care video series on the GEMS State model of brain change. The GEMS State model explains how to recognize brain change, understand what abilities are available in the moment, and how to provide the right support.

This week we will watch Teepa Snow explain the Emerald GEMS state.

04/03/2026

Mark your calendars to learn about the importance of sleep and how it affects both your mental and physical health at this month's April L.A.W. School gathering.

Where: Fletcher Warren Civic Center, 5501 US-Business 69S
When: Tuesday, April 14, 1:30pm - 3:30pm

Reserve your spot and your FREE lunch by April 10th.

To RSVP: call 903-457-3150 or
RSVP online by clicking on the L.A.W. School 2026 form

LAW SCHOOL REGISTRATION FOR FEBRUARY 10TH 1:30-3:30pm - OPENS JANUARY 28TH! Join us for our first L.A.W. School session of 2026, a Joint Session with L.A.W. & L.I.F.T. Hunt County - Living Independently Fall Free Together! Topics: Advanced Directives! Hunt Regional will speak on Advance directives -...

03/17/2026

Remember For Me friends - Please join us for our March Care Provider meeting this Thursday evening 5:30-6:30 at the SCRPT building (4912 Lee St, Greenville).

This month we are beginning Teepa Snow's Positive Approach to Care video series on the GEMS State Model of brain change. The GEMS State Model explains how to recognize brain change, understand what abilities are available in the moment, and how to provide the right support. We will watch Teepa Snow explain both Sapphire and Diamond states this month.

03/07/2026

Wonderful tips!🕰️💜🕰️💜

The switch to daylight saving time ⏰ can be especially tough for people living with Alzheimer’s or other dementias. Caregivers can ease the transition by using these helpful tips.

02/13/2026

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If you’ve been impacted by Alzheimer’s or other dementia, you know the barriers people face to getting a diagnosis, proper care and treatment. Become an advocate and join the fight to break down these barriers: alz.org/advocacy

01/27/2026

Have the SNoW DaYs been hard? 💜🫶🏻💜

Caregiver Tip of the Day

Caring for someone with Alzheimer’s? Repetitive questions can be tough, but they’re often a sign of confusion or anxiety, not forgetfulness alone.

Here’s a gentle approach:

Stay calm and patient, even if you’ve answered before.
Respond with reassurance more than correction.
Use a memory aid (like a whiteboard or written note) to display important info

Shift the conversation with a comforting activity or a favorite photo.

Remember, it’s not the question that matters, it’s the feeling behind it. | 800.272.3900 | alz.org