Jacqueline A WitterJacqueline A. Witter EdD, FNP, RN moved from Jamaica, West Indies, to be with her family in New York and she is the youngest of eleven children. Although, leaving her country of birth, she did not depart from her strong upbringing of moral principles cultural values, beliefs, and love for Jamaican patois. She has over 30 years of nursing experience; expanding from academia, home care, acute care, nursing education, nursing quality and hospital administration. Dr. Witter has received numerous awards for nursing leadership, education and research. She is known nationally and internationally for her work and publications on nurse mentoring, anti-bullying and transition of care for caregivers. Dr. Witter has presented at several conferences in Jamaica: Northern University; Caribbean Nursing Organization 32nd Biennial Conference and the Omega Kappa Chapter. She values the strong family bonds, instilled by her now deceased parents. Her dearly beloved mother had Alzheimer's disease, requiring home care by herself and some of her siblings. This experience served as the inspiration for Dr. Witter's participation in this book. It was the love of their mother and the gift of patience that helped them to endure this experience. It is her hope that this book will bring awareness and enhanced understanding of this disease to children and their families. Read More Read Less