Helping People Live Graciously Alongside Dementia
"Music is a powerful tool and can bring comfort and joy to those living with dementia as well as those caring for them."
Lori La Bey

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"Music is a powerful tool and can bring comfort and joy to those living with dementia as well as those caring for them."
Lori La Bey
"My parents went on a cruise with our family. Mom had dementia and dad had brain cancer. We had a spectacular time."
Lori La Bey
Loretta Woodward Veney knows creating moments of joy with her mother living with dementia, will last a lifetime.
"A BIG thank you to Memory Care Communities providing wonderful opportunities to create & capture joyful moments which melts families hearts."
Lori La Bey
"Life doesn't stop because dementia knocks on your door. So gather with family and friends. Keep living! "
Lori La Bey
"Don’t underestimate the power of music and dance. Even if the steps and movement change, the rhythm is felt, spreading joy, and comfort."
Lori La Bey
Marta Spencer understood the importance of capturing moments with her mother. Here they were celebrating her Mom's 87th Birthday.
“Laughter truly is the best medicine. Don’t let dementia take that from you. Look for the silliness in life. "
Lori La Bey
"Making as many moments memorable with and for mom, even though it will not be remembered by mom"
Larry Griner
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Lori La Bey was named "Health Hero & Alzheimer's Empath" by O Magazine.
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Lori La Bey was named "Architect of Change for Humanity" by Maria Shriver.
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Lori La Bey was named "#1 Influencer Online for Alzheimer's Disease" by Sharecare.
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Lori La Bey was named "50 Over 50" and "Disruptor & Inspiring Leader" by AARP MN and Pollen.
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