“Breakthrough” is Now Free on Amazon for 5 Days (until 9/11/2020)

Pasadena, CA – WEBWIRE – Monday, September 7, 2020

Best Seller Publishing announces the release of Peter Dredge’s new book, “Breakthrough: Surviving Alzheimer’s and Why You Can Too.” It will be available for free download in the Amazon Kindle Store on September 7^th.

Ann Dredge was a fit, active woman. A keen cyclist and sportswoman. But after being diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease, she became unable to walk or talk and was expected to die within six months. Incredibly, three years later, she’s alert and responding to her carers!

This book is a roadmap for those whose loved ones demonstrate early symptoms of Alzheimer’s and shows that, with determination and dedication, it may be possible to arrest their decline and even recover lost function. It’s an inspiring story, offering hope to sufferers and carers alike. Alzheimer’s is fast becoming the biggest medical, social and financial challenge of this century.

“Today around 50 million people in the world display Alzheimer’s symptoms, a figure expected to increase to 150 million globally by 2050. To put it in another perspective, by 2050 nearly half of people over age 85 will display Alzheimer’s symptoms.” This means that soon, if it hasn’t happened already, someone you love will be diagnosed with Alzheimer’s.

What will you do? That’s the question Peter Dredge faced when his wife, Ann, was diagnosed in 2012. For a start, he threw himself into learning more about Alzheimer’s. He learned it’s not so much a disease as a range of symptoms with many possible causes. Current research has identified over 40 possible contributing factors including lifestyle, genetics and environmental exposure. And yet Peter found most medical practitioners believe Alzheimer’s sufferers are doomed to an inevitable, terminal outcome. Their “treatment” recommendation is sedation and palliative care. However, Peter discovered research teams who are achieving high levels of success treating people with early stage Alzheimer’s symptoms. “Breakthrough” describes his journey in uncovering the new treatment protocols and gaining access for Ann. You’ll be glad you read it.

“Breakthrough” by Peter Dredge will be free and available for download on Amazon for 5 days (9/7/2020 – 9/11/2020) at: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08FSWQD64.

“Breakthrough” has a 5.0-star rating on Amazon.com. Here’s what some people are saying:

“I like to read nonfiction books on many subjects. I have read so many books in the past 5 years that if the author doesn’t get to the point fast enough, I just pass and go on to the next book.

“Mr Dredge is a great communicator. He writes with concise, clear statements - each statement backed up by his rationale and facts to support his arguments. I won’t replay everything from the book, as other reviewers have already done a good job of it.

“I will just say, if you have a loved one who is experiencing cognitive decline and you see your Dr and you come away with that sinking feeling that he or she has given you a no hope sentence, please read this book. One man’s struggle against a barbaric stuck-in-the-past medical system that even tried to rob him of his legal right to make decisions on his wife’s behalf!

“Mr Dredge’s tenacity against the odds, and his ability to summon all that he had learned in his whole life experience and apply it to rescuing the love of his life. and succeeding, is an inspiring story. I found it to be a very well spent read. Highly recommend this book.” – Royce Shepard

“An incredible journey of one husband who fought the medical system to care for his wife. He became very knowledgeable by researching and resorting to nontraditional treatment methods which all those do is to drug the patient into sedation and submission for an early grave.

“A must read for anyone wanting to take on the challenge of fighting for their loved ones. And it will be a fight but one you can win if you arm yourself with knowledge and this book gives you plenty.

“I know what the medical system is about having worked in a training hospital, having gone through the medical legal system with the care of my mother and having listened to thousands of patients struggles and horrors with the medical system over my 30 years as a Doctor of Chiropractic.” – Dr. Carlos Gonzales

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About the Author:

Peter Dredge was born in Wellington, New Zealand, in 1951. He met his wife Ann at high school in 1967 and the couple married in 1974. Following many years of happy married life including an international sailing adventure, raising three children, building and renovating a number of homes and jointly establishing a number of businesses; Ann was diagnosed with early onset Alzheimer’s in 2012.

Ann’s and Peter’s refusal to accept that, in 2012, nothing could be done to treat Alzheimer’s has taken the couple on an odyssey that led to Ann defying a three-months-to-live end stage Alzheimer’s diagnosis in 2017, surviving when 20 million others haven’t.

Peter states “Reluctantly, I have become an expert in managing an Alzheimer’s recovery. I am not an expert in treating Alzheimer’s, but I am an expert in beating Alzheimer’s”.

Having never written more than a few hundred words in his life except under the duress of assignment deadlines, Peter has now written two books on Alzheimer’s. He is driven by the desire to help as many people as possible realize that, with the right help, an Alzheimer’s diagnosis need not be a journey of despair with an inevitable early demise.

"I’m incredibly grateful: grateful for the time I’ve spent with this wonderful woman, grateful for the life experience that helped us beat Ann’s Alzheimer’s, grateful for the research teams that provided the medical technologies and grateful to have the opportunity to share the story of our journey and our message of hope.”