A former governor of Wisconsin shared his story and offered important information to community members on supporting those impacted by Alzheimer’s disease in Door County on Thursday.  Governor Marty Schreiber spoke at the Door County Community Foundation in Sturgeon Bay and at the Village Hall in Sister Bay trumpeting a message of hope and the importance of becoming more involved in changing the course of the devastating disease of Alzheimer’s.  Drawing on personal experiences with his wife, Elaine, Schreiber says he has two important messages to share with caregivers who are dealing with loved ones with Alzheimer’s.

The event was sponsored by the Alzheimer’s Association and featured copies of Schreiber’s third edition of his book “My Two Elaines Learning, Coping, and Surviving as an Alzheimer’s Caregiver”.  Schreiber had earlier this week presented in Rhinelander, Antigo, Oshkosh, and Green Bay sharing his wit and wisdom on the topic.  

You can watch Schreiber's presentation held in Sturgeon Bay below.