Published Books

All Teens Destined for Greatness

This book is perfect for any teenager. It will inspire them to make healthy choices and reach their goals through reading about other teens’ lives. Each story is true and shows the impact of making wrong decisions and the benefits of avoiding risk behaviors and making healthy choices. They are all emotionally moving stories that teach teens how to reach their highest potential. It shows them that it is never too late to make changes and how to forgive themselves and others.

The Brighter Side of Dementia

One hundred true stories sent to Dr. Pam from around the world will help you to laugh, cry and find help for anyone dealing with a loved one who has dementia. After Dr. Pam wrote What’s So Funny About Dementia, she got lots of requests to write another book. Dr. Pam said, “If people send me their short stories, I will take the best of them and write another book called the Brighter Side of Dementia.” Readers from around the world sent in their stories for others to enjoy, knowing caregivers are dealing with the same issues when caring for a person with dementia. It is a lovely way to relate to other people’s challenges.

TESTIMONIALS

“I read this entire book in one sitting—-only pausing between chapters to wipe a tear or because I did not want the experience of reading it to be over so soon. Please note, the tears were sometimes from sadness, sometimes from laughter, and sometimes a perfectly homogenous blend of the two.”

"Dr. Pam delivers the realities of Alzheimer’s in easily digested portions—she seasons the tough parts with just the right amount of humor and charm. This book is equally informative and entertaining—which is just what life’s difficult situations require. Alzheimer’s or no Alzheimer’s, we all need to gleam this knowledge."

“Whether you feel you need this book now or not—there is no way it won’t serve you in some capacity later on!!!!”

“Each adventure will lighten your day and enable you to see people with dementia in a very different way. Getting through caregiving is difficult enough, but without a sense of humor, it can be totally exasperating! Using first-hand experience, Dr. Pam gives wonderful advice to help lighten the load for caregivers. She encourages people to continue running their race until they reach the finish line and finish their course.”

“Dr. Pam uses her unique caregiving experiences to warm your hearts. You will laugh hilariously as she shares stories about caring for her mother who had Alzheimer’s disease. In addition, reading about special intimate moments of a parent and child dealing with a disease, will allow you to identify with their pain and feel their frustrations.”