Kim Campbell’s loving message about the passing of her husband, the great Glen Campbell
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The King Of Campbellot
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The roles of a husband and wife can be likened to a king and queen ruling over their kingdom. Glen was the King of Campbellot and of my heart, and always will be. – Kim Campbell
Mother’s Day Miracle
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Guest blogger Karen Segal shares an incredible and emotional moment with her mother as a reminder that we will always maintain bonds with our mothers, even after Alzheimer’s.
I’m Happy To Be Anywhere
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On his 81st birthday, Kim shares a heartbreaking and inspirational message to her husband, Glen, and cherishes what intimate moments she can still share with him.
“Blank Stares” by Jay Allen
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Nashville country music artist and songwriter Jay Allen shares his story and new single, “Blank Stares,” a song about his experience dealing with his mother and Alzheimer’s.
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Finding The Gift
![Finding The Gift by Cal Campbell for CareLiving.org](https://i0.wp.com/www.careliving.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/thegiftfeature.jpg?fit=690%2C345)
On his birthday, Cal Campbell finds a gift from his father, Glen Campbell, in the least-expected place.
Enjoy The Moment
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For people with dementia, every day is the same. There’s a unique peace to not being burdened with the pressures of time passing. Maybe caregivers can learn from this unexpected advantage…
Tips to Enjoying the Holidays
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Deep inside each one of us is the memory of how the holidays used to be and the desire to celebrate – but when you’re a caregiver, celebrating may feel counter-intuitive. Here are some CareLiving tips to enjoying the holidays with your loved ones.
Come Harvest Time
![Happy Thanksgiving from the Glen Campbell family!](https://i0.wp.com/www.careliving.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/THX2.jpg?fit=690%2C345)
As I celebrate this Thanksgiving with my husband, I will look into his eyes, hold his hand, kiss him, share a meal and be truly be grateful for the life we’ve shared and the children and grandchildren God has given us.
Remember to Breathe
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When you spend most of your time thinking about what other people need, it feels good to be a little selfish for an hour. – Ashley Campbell shares her thoughts on yoga for caregivers and a video of her father Glen trying it for himself …
Comforted By Angels
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We shouldn’t assume that because someone has lost their ability to remember, think, reason and speak, that they are incapable of connecting to a spiritual reality above and beyond what we ourselves can see. – Tony Janicki