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Remembering Well: How Memory Works and What to Do When It Doesn'T (Paperback)
by Delys Sargeant (Author), Anne Unkenstein (Author)
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Provides practical advice to people who think they are losing their memory; to people who are losing their memory; and to those who care for them as well. The book exposes the myths and the reality of ageing and memory loss.

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Delys Sargeant is a public health adviser and activist with the Council on the Ageing. When she became concerned about her memory, she consulted Anne Unkenstein, who practices and teaches neuropsychology. This book grew out of the progress they made and the friendship they developed. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.

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