In my recently interview with Edna M. Walker, she opened upabout her journey of caring for her husband, Norman, who suffered fromdementia. Edna, who's also an author and advocate for caregivers, shared theups and downs of her experience, emphasizing the emotional and practicalchallenges of caring for a loved one with such a debilitating condition. 

She talked about her motivation for writing a book, "A Caregivers'Journey to the Tsunami of Life, driven by her deep love and dedication to her husband. Ednahighlighted the importance of support systems, particularly theVeterans Affairs (VA) for stepping in to provide crucial services liketransportation, medication management, and home nurse visits. Her proactiveapproach in dealing with the VA and other institutions really made a differencein the care her husband received. 

Throughout her story, Edna's faith and the community playedpivotal roles. She shared how her belief and the people around her supportedher through the toughest times. Her tale is one of resilience, advocacy, andthe harsh realities of caregiving, with moments of profound connection and deeppersonal growth.