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Most recently, Dr. Aronson, in her role as geriatric care manager par excellence, had devoted herself to helping individuals with dementia and their families deal with the most challenging situations and multiple diagnoses. Her colleagues are continuing the practice; visit the website for AronsonCare.
Here is the link to Dr. Aronson’s obituary in the New York Times.
A few highlights:
- Dr. Miriam Aronson with support group leader/member
- Miriam with fellow US tourists exploring downtown London.
- From here we went at Miriam’s suggestion to see Churchill’s War Rooms. Fascinating
- Miriam and Big Ben. We were heading for a boat trip down the Thames!
- Miriam on the Boat on Thames. This is a commuter boat, not just for tourists.
- Miriam is adventuresome (as is Nancy…why we had such fun traveling together) We took the boat to see the new performance arena 03. Here is a pink walkway we traversed.
- 03 bubble building – one of amazing modern buildings in this area
- This is one of the subways we rode
- Miriam entering another subway
- Subway exterior – sleek and fast
- 07 Zero Sette Italian Bistro near our conference Hotel. Miriam is adventuresome with food as well!
- ADI begins! Miriam with Diane from Lebanon Alz society
- Miriam with Virginia Bell (“Friends” method of care) and Nancy Emerson Lombardo
- Miriam Aronson with her fabulous ADI Poster. Dr. Aronson continued to do research, even when working full time as a geriatric care manager par excellence. Here she detailed her findings.
- Close up of Mimi with poster.
- Dr. Aronson points out a key finding
- Miriam’s poster great location in the Exhibit Hall
- Nancy takes a look (we found someone else to take some photos of us!)
- Click on photo to see Miriam’s smile!
- Drs. Nancy and Miriam at Miriam’s poster thanks to volunteer photographer
- Miriam with a Scot
- Miriam with Virginia Bell
- Miriam and Shivani Nandi
- Dr. Aronson with our ADI friends from Iran and elsewhere. We’re attending the ADI Gala Dinner at elegant building in Greenwich designed by Christopher Wren
- Peter Whitehouse MD comes to say hello to Miriam; Peter like Mimi has been part of the Alz Association and ADI for decades.
- Former ADI Chair Nori Graham MD (from London) comes over to greet Miriam
- You can see the mutual affectionm respect and delight. This is the heart of ADI spirit and friendships over decades!
- Post ADI we’re exploring our new digs in Leichester Square and choose a dumpling restaurant. Here are the cooks!
- Restaurant facade near Leichester Square
- Miriam checks out one of the many artists’ offerings – but not impressed
- Here’s the ONE! Miriam looked at 1000s and this one caught her eye! Stunning! You can imagine it took some doing to make the arrangements to have this packed up and shipped to New Jersey. The artist went the extra mile…his work is mostly in galleries and he was pleased this work would end up with Miriam in the US. He liked that she “got” his style and talent.