May 27Norman Harvel is growing old under a mountain of debt. At 60, Harvel faces medical and credit card bills topping $80,000. Yet Harvel is unable to work, having been injured at a job site more a decade ago.

By Hanah Cho, The Baltimore Sun McClatchy-Tribune Information Services May 27--Norman Harvel is growing old under a mountain of debt. At 60, Harvel faces medical and credit card bills topping $80,000.

Photo: James Small Part 2. Click to read Part 1. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.--The police were called to Ann Small’s home a couple times before her husband was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease.

Honors students help in Black Belt ABC 33/40 (Birmingham) – May 23 Working in Marion of Perry County is more than just an assignment for about 15 University of Alabama students.

Juanita Williams had reached her breaking point. Her husband of 40 years, Chuck Williams, was in the advanced stages of Alzheimer’s disease. He could hardly speak any more, walking became more difficult, and he didn’t feed himself.

They called her a “sheriff without a badge,” said Juanita Williams. For 20 years, she worked with mothers who were dealing with substance abuse. When they saw her coming to their homes, some of them tried to run away.

Photo: Solomon Carter Fuller was the first African American psychiatrist and worked closely with Alois Alzheimer in uncovering the disease Alzheimer would first describe in 1906.

The police were called to Ann Small’s home a couple times before her husband was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease. Small didn’t know why he was acting so differently, and at times, violently.

Collaborating with MIT AgeLab, Panel Will Advise on AARP Driver Safety Curriculum

“He was saying that some fellow across the street was taking gas out of his truck,” said Ann Small about her husband James Small. “I know that he [the neighbor] would never do such a thing… and then he accused someone of taking tires off of his truck.

May 27Norman Harvel is growing old under a mountain of debt. At 60, Harvel faces medical and credit card bills topping $80,000. Yet Harvel is unable to work, having been injured at a job site more a decade ago.

By Hanah Cho, The Baltimore Sun McClatchy-Tribune Information Services May 27--Norman Harvel is growing old under a mountain of debt. At 60, Harvel faces medical and credit card bills topping $80,000.

Photo: James Small Part 2. Click to read Part 1. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.--The police were called to Ann Small’s home a couple times before her husband was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease.

Honors students help in Black Belt ABC 33/40 (Birmingham) – May 23 Working in Marion of Perry County is more than just an assignment for about 15 University of Alabama students.

Juanita Williams had reached her breaking point. Her husband of 40 years, Chuck Williams, was in the advanced stages of Alzheimer’s disease. He could hardly speak any more, walking became more difficult, and he didn’t feed himself.

They called her a “sheriff without a badge,” said Juanita Williams. For 20 years, she worked with mothers who were dealing with substance abuse. When they saw her coming to their homes, some of them tried to run away.

Photo: Solomon Carter Fuller was the first African American psychiatrist and worked closely with Alois Alzheimer in uncovering the disease Alzheimer would first describe in 1906.

The police were called to Ann Small’s home a couple times before her husband was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease. Small didn’t know why he was acting so differently, and at times, violently.

Collaborating with MIT AgeLab, Panel Will Advise on AARP Driver Safety Curriculum

“He was saying that some fellow across the street was taking gas out of his truck,” said Ann Small about her husband James Small. “I know that he [the neighbor] would never do such a thing… and then he accused someone of taking tires off of his truck.