My Daddy Forgets Things by Celisa Bonner

Children may not be familiar with Alzheimer’s disease, especially if their grandparents have normal aging. But what if a parent is diagnosed with Early-onset Alzheimer’s disease?

In My Daddy Forgets Things, Celisa Bonner writes a heart-warming story about a little boy’s journey in learning about his father’s diagnosis.  Even though his father does not look sick, he has a disease in his brain that medication cannot heal. 

As you share this story with young children, they will learn that even though their parents may forget things, they will always love them. This story is a reminder that when a family supports and loves one another, they are able to get through a difficult time.

meet: celisa

Author of
My Daddy Forgets Things: A Little Boy’s Journey with His Father’s Diagnosis of Early-Onset Alzheimer’s Disease

Celisa Bonner is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker for the Madonna Ptak Center for Alzheimer’s Research and Memory Disorders Clinic at the Morton Plant Mease Hospital in Clearwater, Florida. She has personal experience with having a parent diagnosed with Early Onset Alzheimer’s Disease. While working with hundreds of families at the Memory Disorders Clinic, she saw the need to help educate children with their parent’s diagnosis of Early Onset Alzheimer’s Disease. She authored this book to help meet this widespread need.

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