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EPISODE · May 21, 2020 · 24 MIN

How to Wipe Your Dad's Butt - Episode 219

from Crushing Debt · host Shawn M. Yesner

On this week's episode of The Crushing Debt Podcast, we're happy to have Brian Morris back on the show to talk about his new book - How to Wipe Your Dad's Ass and Other Things his Doctor won't tell you about Alzheimer's. Brian is NOT a doctor, nor is he a licensed caregiver for people suffering from dementia. Brian IS a son who watched and cared for his father who eventually did die from Alzheimer's. Brian captures the end of his father's life with raw, unfiltered reality and emotion. Brian also tells stories and gives practical advice to family members dealing with a loved one fighting this disease. I read this book and although I have no family members currently fighting dementia, I thought it was a fantastic book! Brian and I discuss: (1) the financial impact of Alzheimer's, (2) his purpose for writing the book, (3) the signs of dementia, (4) some "how to" and (5) other topics. Brian was also a guest on Episode 57 (discussing AFLAC) and Episode 138 (the Profit Prophet). You can find the book on Amazon here. You can contact Brian here. You can visit Brian's website here. Please also visit out sponsor, Attorneys First Insurance, if you are an attorney or title company seeking malpractice insurance. If you have questions for me, or are caring for a senior with significant debt, please contact me here by email or at the Yesner Law website.

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