The one phrase she held on to until the very end was "I love you." My mum was 51 when she was diagnosed with early onset dementia; she was 54 when she died. Before she died I made a promise to her that I would write a book about our experiences and this book is me keeping that promise. It is a book crammed full of emotional and practical support for anyone facing the daunting challenge of caring for a loved one. I believe most people in the world will be faced by the possibility of caring for someone in their lifetime and it is important that we are all as ready as we can be for this. I spent four years caring for my mum when she developed dementia and I promised her that I would write a book about our experiences to help others going through the same thing. This book is about my journey with my mum, what we learnt, what we experienced, our ups & downs and how it made us feel. In the book I candidly share my thoughts, my opinions and my advice for anyone out there who is dealing with caring for a loved one. My mum lost her battle but I hope this book in someway will play a part in helping us win the war on defeating this terrible illness. "I found Adam's account of his experiences in caring for his mum very moving. He seems an extraordinary young man who has accomplished a great deal" - David Cameron, The Prime Minister "In this book, Adam shares invaluable insight for anyone caring for a dementia sufferer. He also offers us all great hope as we walk with him through the final stages of this terrible disease. Its an incredible read, and deeply honouring of the mother he loved." - Fergus Scarfe, Regional Director, The Angel Foundation "Adam's book is unique as it is the first I have seen written by a young adult whose purpose is to empower young people with priceless advice on the tough situations he faced as a carer for his mum." - Sheila Warnock, Founder & President, ShareTheCaregiving Inc. / Co-author Share The Care, How To Organize A Group To Care For Someone Who Is Seriously Ill "An extraordinary young man who has accomplished a great deal." - David Cameron, Prime Minister. I'm an ordinary person trying to do amazing things. My writing reflects my passion - to have a positive impact on this world through everything I do. I have been quoted in national and local news on the subject of dementia.