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The onset of dementia in a loved one can lead to a slow private surrender that God is no longer able to save those gripped in the confusion of the disease. Despite the symptoms, the author here charts first-hand how God is able to work through the disease and to actually save those seemingly beyond logical reach. Practical advice, spiritual helps and guidance are woven into the author’s journey, to show how God is able to bring hope in the seeming hopelessness of an end -of-life care situation.
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