
Surviving Alzheimer’s Podcast:
Clarity, Courage, and Care
Clarity, Courage, and Care
Who speaks for you when you no longer can? In this deeply personal episode, Teri Youngdale shares her own family’s journey, along with practical guidance on advance directives and choosing a trusted partner in Alzheimer’s care.Who speaks for you when you no longer can? In this deeply personal episode, Teri Youngdale shares her own family’s journey, along with practical guidance on advance directives and choosing a trusted partner in Alzheimer’s care.
Episode: What Happens if You Do Nothing After an Alzheimer’s Diagnosis
When faced with an Alzheimer’s diagnosis, many families quietly wonder: What if we do nothing?
In this episode of Surviving Alzheimer’s: Clarity, Courage & Care, Teri Youngdale explores the very real reasons families hesitate—fear of side effects, cost, time, or simply the belief that nothing will work. Through real-life stories, including Sam and Maria’s journeys, Teri explains what happens when treatment is delayed, why early intervention matters, and what options remain if you choose to wait.
You’ll also learn:
The trade-offs of “watchful waiting” versus early treatment.
How lifestyle choices and alternative approaches can still make a difference.
Key questions to ask when deciding on next steps.
Why “no decision” is, in fact, a decision.
Whether you’re a caregiver, spouse, or adult child of someone recently diagnosed, this episode will help you move from panic to plan—and make informed choices with clarity, courage, and care.
Calm, step-by-step guidance for the first stretch of an Alzheimer’s evaluation—what to book, what to bring, what to ask, and where to find real support.
Understanding Leqembi & Kisunla: Who Should Consider Them—and Who Should Not
In this episode of Surviving Alzheimer’s: Clarity, Courage & Care, Teri Youngdale breaks down two breakthrough Alzheimer’s medications—Leqembi and Kisunla. With insight from her own experience as a study partner in a clinical trial, she explains who may benefit from these treatments, who should approach them with caution, and what families need to know before making this important decision.
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