By the Waters of Paradise Janice Wearmouth A hopeful and person-centred account

A hopeful and person-centred account of how friendship and community can create an environment where people with dementia are able to thrive

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By the Waters of Paradise Janice Wearmouth A hopeful and person-centred accountA family secret uncovered after eighty years inspires a personal reckoning with racism. In 2016, Clare Kinberg discovered her estranged Aunt Rose's death certificate on the internet. What followed was an unearthing of contradictions of what "family" means in a segregated United States. In the 1930s, Rose, an Ashkenazi Jewish woman, married Zebedee Arnwine, an African American man. The Arnwines faced a multitude of barriers due to their interracial