PHOENIX - Jan. 23, 2019 - s4story -- The book "When Love Meets Dementia" is the story of a love so strong it withstood the devastating impact of a little known brain disease called Frontotemporal Degeneration (FTD).

A personal memoir, full of inspiration, hope, information and research about FTD, it's a must-read for caregivers, physicians, spouses, family members and anyone dealing with dementia.

"I had to write this book to help clarify for my two sons, six grandkids and myself what was happening to Mike. I needed to learn all I could about FTD and then we decided, as a family, to share our hard-won knowledge with others who may be struggling with a similar situation." - Dr. Ada Anbar, Author

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About the Author: Ada Anbar is a long time educator with a Ph.D. in Early Childhood Education from the University at Buffalo, New York.  After a 40-year teaching career, she now is a full-time writer.

Anbar is author of several parenting books that discuss early childhood development issues and the difficulties that mothers encounter in balancing their needs with those of their young children.

Anbar's latest book titled "When Love Meets Dementia – Frontotemporal Degeneration (FTD) and the Family", is based on her experience with her late husband.

"When Love Meets Dementia" published by McFarland & Company Publishers, Inc. is available at Barnes & Noble, Amazon, and fine bookstores everywhere.

Learn More:
http://AdaAnbar.com

Read an Excerpt At:
http://adaanbar.com/the-day-that-changed-my-life/