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The following tips to overcome Alzheimer's stigma are from the Alzheimer's Association National Early-Stage Advisory Group,which consists of individuals in the early stage of the disease who help raise awareness about the disease.

1. Be open and direct.

Engage others in discussions about Alzheimer's disease and the need for prevention, better treatment and an eventual cure.

2. Communicate the facts.

Sharing accurate information is key to dispelling misconceptions about the disease. Whether a pamphlet or link to online content, offer information to help people better understand Alzheimer's disease.

3. Seek support and stay connected.

It is important to stay engaged in meaningful relationships and activities. A network — whether family, friends or a support group — is critical. Visit https://www.alz.org/ for a list of support groups statewide.

4. Don't be discouraged.

Denial of the disease by others is not a reflection of you. If people think that Alzheimer's disease is normal aging, see it as an education opportunity.

5. Be a part of the solution.

As an individual living with the disease, yours is the most powerful voice to help raise awareness, end stigma and advocate for more Alzheimer's support and research.

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The following tips to overcome Alzheimer's stigma are from the Alzheimer's Association National Early-Stage Advisory Group,which consists of individuals in the early stage of the disease who help raise awareness about the disease.

1. Be open and direct.

Engage others in discussions about Alzheimer's disease and the need for prevention, better treatment and an eventual cure.

2. Communicate the facts.

Sharing accurate information is key to dispelling misconceptions about the disease. Whether a pamphlet or link to online content, offer information to help people better understand Alzheimer's disease.

3. Seek support and stay connected.

It is important to stay engaged in meaningful relationships and activities. A network — whether family, friends or a support group — is critical. Visit https://www.alz.org/ for a list of support groups statewide.

4. Don't be discouraged.

Denial of the disease by others is not a reflection of you. If people think that Alzheimer's disease is normal aging, see it as an education opportunity.

5. Be a part of the solution.

As an individual living with the disease, yours is the most powerful voice to help raise awareness, end stigma and advocate for more Alzheimer's support and research.

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The following tips to overcome Alzheimer's stigma are from the Alzheimer's Association National Early-Stage Advisory Group,which consists of individuals in the early stage of the disease who help raise awareness about the disease.

1. Be open and direct.

Engage others in discussions about Alzheimer's disease and the need for prevention, better treatment and an eventual cure.

2. Communicate the facts.

Sharing accurate information is key to dispelling misconceptions about the disease. Whether a pamphlet or link to online content, offer information to help people better understand Alzheimer's disease.

3. Seek support and stay connected.

It is important to stay engaged in meaningful relationships and activities. A network — whether family, friends or a support group — is critical. Visit https://www.alz.org/ for a list of support groups statewide.

4. Don't be discouraged.

Denial of the disease by others is not a reflection of you. If people think that Alzheimer's disease is normal aging, see it as an education opportunity.

5. Be a part of the solution.

As an individual living with the disease, yours is the most powerful voice to help raise awareness, end stigma and advocate for more Alzheimer's support and research.

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The following tips to overcome Alzheimer's stigma are from the Alzheimer's Association National Early-Stage Advisory Group,which consists of individuals in the early stage of the disease who help raise awareness about the disease.

1. Be open and direct.

Engage others in discussions about Alzheimer's disease and the need for prevention, better treatment and an eventual cure.

2. Communicate the facts.

Sharing accurate information is key to dispelling misconceptions about the disease. Whether a pamphlet or link to online content, offer information to help people better understand Alzheimer's disease.

3. Seek support and stay connected.

It is important to stay engaged in meaningful relationships and activities. A network — whether family, friends or a support group — is critical. Visit https://www.alz.org/ for a list of support groups statewide.

4. Don't be discouraged.

Denial of the disease by others is not a reflection of you. If people think that Alzheimer's disease is normal aging, see it as an education opportunity.

5. Be a part of the solution.

As an individual living with the disease, yours is the most powerful voice to help raise awareness, end stigma and advocate for more Alzheimer's support and research.