Through the fulfillment of dreams and innovative
educational programs, Second Wind Dreams’® mission is
to enhance the quality of life for those living in eldercare communities
and change the perception of aging.
SWD was started in 1997 as a labor of love for our elders. Since
then, SWD has become involved in over 235 facilities in 40 states,
Canada and India, enriching lives, empowering elders and making
their dreams come true.
Click the upper or lower right corner of book to turn the
pages. To
fulfill a dream and/or to donate to help in making a dream come
true, please call (678) 624-0500, or click the button below.
The
World According to Alzheimer’s Alpharetta woman develops
Virtual Dementia Tour so others can see what it’s like - as
appeared in Sunday Paper -
Click Here to Read Article. Horseshoe
Casino Hosts Second Wind Dreams® Celebration Kickoff - Horseshoe
Hammond hosted a senior citizen dream kick-off celebration with
Second Wind Dreams® and The Harrah’s Foundation.
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Virtual Dementia Tour for Individuals - Now Available!
As Seen On WSB-TV's People2People
Caregivers feel what it's
like
to have Alzheimer's Disease
BY KAREN SMITH • OBSERVER STAFF WRITER
FEBRUARY 22, 2009
Wearing
rubber gloves with split peas in the ends to mask the feeling in her
fingertips, goggles to distort her vision and ear phones to muffle
her hearing, Kristie Nagle was sent into adarkened room Tuesday and
given five simple tasks to complete in three minutes. Read More...
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FEATURED DREAM:
Help
Joe Escort Daughter Down Aisle
ATLANTA
area nursing home resident - Stricken with Multiple Sclerosis
in his 30’s, Joe, age 58, is confined to a wheel chair which he
controls with his chin.
Joe’s dream is to attend his daughter’s wedding this June in Dallas
and escort her down the aisle. Joe says, "Early in the disease
I was able to raise my daughter. Now, I want to do what any father
wants; escort my ‘June Bride’ daughter down the aisle." Joe’s
warm smile, while talking about his daughter, is infectious.
Joe’s family can not afford the special equipment, transportation
and housing needed to fulfill Joe’s dream and they have turned
to Second Wind Dreams for help.
Please help Joe escort his daughter down the aisle. We’ll be sure
and share Joe’s happiness with you. For Joe and the Second Wind
Dreams Family – thank you!
Please
call (678) 624-0500 or click the button below.
Wearing
rubber gloves with split peas in the ends to mask the feeling in her
fingertips, goggles to distort her vision and ear phones to muffle
her hearing, Kristie Nagle was sent into adarkened room Tuesday and
given five simple tasks to complete in three minutes.
Read More...
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ATLANTA
area nursing home resident - Stricken with Multiple Sclerosis
in his 30’s, Joe, age 58, is confined to a wheel chair which he
controls with his chin.