How one volunteer is helping end a family cycle of Alzheimer's
Jacqueline Patterson, 66, knew from a young age what Alzheimer's looked like, but didn't call it by its name until she started caring for her mother, Ruby, in 2008. |!| Sebring
Jacqueline Patterson, 66, knew from a young age what Alzheimer's looked like, but didn't call it by its name until she started caring for her mother, Ruby, in 2008. |!| Sebring