 JOAN’S SICK BLOG – TUESDAY, APRIL 22, 2008 – ANNOUNCEMENTS ALL AT ONCE. I have been feeling quite under the weather 1. HBO Documentary However, I informed the producer of my concerns related to spousal issues, and she has promised to bring both my concerns and this website to the attention of the other producers. 2. I will be appearing on another conference panel 3. Project Lifesaver Our reader has been very active in bringing this service to her area, and she shared with me the details and differences between Project Lifesaver and Safe Alert. Please check back later for much more information on how the service works. I am in the process of sifting through all of her e-mails, and I will give you all of the relevant information when I organize it. (After I finish sleeping off this miserable bug.) Feedback to joan@thealzheimerspouse.com
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the past few days, so please forgive me for not writing a regular Blog today. Instead of writing separate announcements and notices of special events, I am just going to put them all together here. I am going to the doctor this morning, and then I will go back to bed and try to rest off or sleep off whatever bug
has been dragging me down. 
I have been in contact with one of the producers of the HBO specials on Alzheimer’s Disease. Quoting from her e-mail, the plans are as follows: 
– Oh my, I do not know how I let myself get talked into these things, but Sid and I will be guests on a panel at a Caregiver Conference in West Palm Beach, Florida in June. Details to follow as they become available. 
– One of our readers told me about this service. If your sheriff’s department is a participant, the AD patient is fitted with a tracking bracelet, and as soon as they are reported missing, the sheriff’s department puts out an alert, and they can track the missing person via land and air. They have a 100% success rate for finding lost AD patients. Click these links to learn more.