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Caregiving: A World of Dignity and Compassion Through Poetry, Storytelling and Imagination

a lecture by former caregiver and best-selling author Frances Kakugawa

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Caregiving: A World of Dignity and Compassion Through Poetry, Storytelling and Imagination

Saturday, July 1st, 10:00 AM HST

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Add to Calendar 2023-07-01 10:00:00 Pacific/Honolulu Caregiving: A World of Dignity and Compassion Through Poetry, Storytelling and Imagination Back by popular demand, Frances Kakugawa returns to Hawaii Island Adult Care to share insights and reflections through poetry and writing inspired by her caregiving experience with a mother with Alzheimer's. Frances reminds us that both loved one and caregiver deserve compassion, respect and a life with dignity. Frances was born in Kapoho on the Big Island and is an award winning author of 17 books including Breaking the Silence: A Caregiver's Voice, I Am Somebody: Bringing Dignity and Compassion to Alzheimer's Caregiving and Echoes of Kapoho: A Memoir. She has taught in Hawaii, Michigan, and Micronesia, and was a State DOE curriculum writer, teacher trainer and lecturer at the University of Hawaii, College of Education. Frances was a caregiver for her mother who had Alzheimer’s disease and has been working with caregivers for over 20 years. 561 Kupuna Pl, Hilo, HI 96720, USA

Back by popular demand, Frances Kakugawa returns to Hawaii Island Adult Care to share insights and reflections through poetry and writing inspired by her caregiving experience with a mother with Alzheimer's. Frances reminds us that both loved one and caregiver deserve compassion, respect and a life with dignity. Frances was born in Kapoho on the Big Island and is an award winning author of 17 books including Breaking the Silence: A Caregiver's Voice, I Am Somebody: Bringing Dignity and Compassion to Alzheimer's Caregiving and Echoes of Kapoho: A Memoir. She has taught in Hawaii, Michigan, and Micronesia, and was a State DOE curriculum writer, teacher trainer and lecturer at the University of Hawaii, College of Education. Frances was a caregiver for her mother who had Alzheimer’s disease and has been working with caregivers for over 20 years.

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