Discover Drug Trials

You want to know about drug trials, right? Before you go any further, please scroll down and read the first 2 or 3 posts that I wrote, I promise that it will answer 99% of your questions and give you the quick answer you looking for. It takes 5 minutes, so please do that now…
Affirmation Video

Now that you have read the earlier posts…what’s that? You are still reading here? No! You need to really stop, go read, then come back, ok? ok.

Great, now let’s get started. You see that box below: asking for your name, email, city and condition?  That is really important if you want my help. I get a lot of requests, and people sometimes forget to say where they are writing from, or for what condition they are researching drug trials.  You are ok, but other people; well they are stressed out and they sometimes forget, you know how it is.

So now I insist everyone do this. One, because you will be surprised to learn that there are hundreds of centers that do drug trials, and not just big Universities, but lot’s of private companies too.  And they pick and choose what drugs they are going to test.  So that’s why I need city and condition.

Name and email, that’s for me. I am happy to help people, but I am very busy and all I ask is for your contact information and I will help you for free.  But don’t worry, I would never dream of sharing your information with another soul. It’s safe with me, and it goes no further than me. OK?

So now please fill out the box…even if you don’t have a condition and you just want to say hello or make a comment or ask a general question…just put n/a in the boxes for city and condition. (still do name and email).

You may not see this blog updated that often, but that’s because I answer most people personally. I rarely broadcast my answers publically. What you will see here, is the occasional product or service recommendation. Most of my readers are caregivers, and most of the caregivers I have contact with are caring for someone with Alzheimer’s Disease. Because I have over 15 years helping older adults and their caregivers, I kinda know what you are dealing with, and I know what kinda things could be a benefit for you.

One of the best free resources you use is The Alzheimer’s Association they have an amazing library of material, and your local chapter might have some grant funding to help you out with some respite care!