About Lisa
Lisa's passion stems from her experience caring for her husband, Peter, who battled Alzheimer's disease before passing away at 56. From their journey, she gained valuable insights that she now shares with families and professionals, promoting compassionate care. Lisa believes that by supporting and educating families, one can better care for their loved ones with Alzheimer's. Committed to advocacy, education, fundraising, and raising awareness, Lisa offers hope that joy can be found on this challenging journey of Alzheimer's.
In addition to her online presence, Lisa has taken her advocacy to various media outlets, sharing her story with CNN, The Washington Post, Today.com, CBS Evening News, and more. Her contributions to "Chicken Soup for the Soul: Navigating Elder Care and Dementia" further illuminate the nuanced challenges of Alzheimer's.
Lisa extends her passion for helping others by holding virtual Alzheimer's discussions and private consultations, fostering a sense of community among caregivers. Her collaboration with Memory Care facilities and educational initiatives for medical professionals showcases her commitment to improving understanding and care for Alzheimer's patients.
Being actively involved with the Alzheimer's Association and leading a successful fundraising team for Walk to End Alzheimer's each year demonstrates Lisa's commitment to supporting research for a cure.
Lisa Marshall's story is a powerful testament to the strength of love and the resilience of the human spirit in the face of a challenging and devastating disease like Alzheimer's.
Lisa Marshall's life extends beyond Alzheimer's advocacy, encompassing quality family time and an active lifestyle with activities like hiking, working out, and relaxing at the beach. Her love of gardening reflects a connection to nature, providing therapeutic moments amid life's demands. Additionally, Lisa's passion for travel and live music demonstrates a love for diverse experiences, enriching her life with cultural exploration and creating lasting memories. Throughout her journey, Lisa's resilience and commitment to finding joy serve as an inspiration to others, showcasing that even in the face of challenges, a fulfilling and meaningful life is possible. Her mantras of “find joy” and “no regrets” guide her on her positive path.
Peter and Lisa’s Story
News/Media
Wife of man with early-onset Alzheimer's reveals best tip to support caregivers (Today.com)
A man with Alzheimer’s forgot he was married, and fell in love with his wife all over again (CNN)
Woman who chronicled life as caregiver loses husband to Alzheimer’s (Today.com)
Couple renews vows after husband living with Alzheimer’s proposes, again (Alzheimer’s Association)