Deborah Shouse 
Love in the Land of Dementia 
Finding Hope in the Caregiver’s Journey

For many families, a diagnosis of dementia is an ending. For Deborah Shouse, it was a beginning, “My mother taught me how to celebrate and appreciate what we have right now.” Through her mother’s dementia, Deborah discovered compassion, deepening love, and increased connection with her mother and her family.
Love in the Land of Dementia offers hope to family members, friends, and care partners of people who are living with memory loss. Strong, fluid organization and tender writing distinguish this purposeful and compelling read, which is filled with practical suggestions, compassionate support, and unexpected insights.


Deborah Shouse’s writing has appeared in the
Washington Post,
Christian Science Monitor,
Reader’s Digest,
Newsweek,
Woman’s Day,
Hemispheres,
Family Circle,
Spirituality & Health,
Chicago Tribune, and
Ms. She writes a weekly column on love stories for the
Kansas City Star, and has co-authored
Working Woman’s Communications Survival Guide, which is in its fifth printing, and
Antiquing for Dummies. She has written several memoirs and business books and has been featured in more than a dozen
Chicken Soup books.

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Deborah Shouse’s writing has appeared in
The Washington Post,
The Christian Science Monitor,
Reader’s Digest,
Newsweek,
Woman’s Day,
Hemispheres,
Family Circle,
Spirituality & Health,
Chicago Tribune, and
MS. She writes a weekly column on love stories for the
Kansas City Star, and coauthored
Working Woman’s Communications Survival Guide, which is now in its fifth printing, and
Antiquing for Dummies. She has written several memoirs and business books and has been featured in more than a dozen
Chicken Soup books.