
Sharing Our Story
One of the most powerful ways to educate others, reduce stigma, and raise awareness about Alzheimer's disease and other dementias is by sharing our stories. Personal stories have the unique ability to inform, encourage, and remind others that they are not alone on this journey.
Over the years, I have been honored to share our caregiving journey through various media outlets, speaking engagements, interviews, and community platforms. While our story began with Alzheimer's caregiving, its message reaches far beyond dementia, it speaks to the love, sacrifice, resilience, and hope found in every caregiving journey.
My hope is that as you explore these features, you'll not only learn more about our story, but also find the courage to embrace and share your own. Your story matters. It has the power to educate, encourage, inspire, and bring hope to someone who needs it today.
Below are a few places where our journey has been featured.
ALZ Talks: Dementia and the Whole Family
Jun 27, 2022 Hear from a mother-daughter caregiving team sharing their perspectives on navigating dementia and how they support each other.
FSU to host Walk to End Alzheimer's Saturday
The 2021 Walk to End Alzheimer's in Tallahassee is Nov. 20 at Florida State University's Langford Green in front of Doak Campbell Stadium.
By: Shniece Archer
Posted at 10:31 PM, Nov 17, 2021
Alzheimer's caretaker aims to inspire others who are struggling
By: Katie Kaplan | WCTV Eyewitness News
September 30, 2019

Peter Karris, left, and his mother, Margaret Karris; Vera Johnson, left, and her daughter, Priscilla Jean-Louis.Photos Courtesy of Peter Karris and Priscilla Jean-Louis

Giving Back to Mom: 2 Adult Children Care for Parents With Alzheimer’s Disease
Priscilla Jean-Louis and Peter Karris describe the challenges and rewards of tending to their mothers, who have dementia.



