Warren A. Patton’s Help Guide on Dementia Will Be Displayed at the 2023 Printers Row Lit Fest

The self-publishing and book marketing company ReadersMagnet will showcase Warren A. Patton’s “Dementia Help Guide - Vol. 1: What is Dementia and its affect on the mind?” at the 2023 Printers Row Lit Fest on September 9-10, 2023, at Printers Row Park, 620 South Dearborn Street, Chicago, IL, USA. The book fair and literary festival features indoor and outdoor programs for authors and book lovers.

Dementia is a severe mental illness that affects anyone, regardless of age or background. Its impact can be distressing for the individual receiving care and their close family and friends. When diagnosed with dementia, a new chapter begins, but the story is far from over. Warren A. Patton’s “Dementia Help Guide - Vol. 1” is an invaluable resource for those caring for someone with dementia. It provides practical information and deep insights into the disease, helping caregivers provide the best support possible.

Inspirational and compassionate, Warren’s book focuses on equipping anyone with underlying love and humanity that any disease cannot take away. Along with factual information surrounding dementia, his book teaches readers how to become more compassionate towards those who suffer from it. Additionally, it provides guidance on actions readers can take if they suspect they might be at risk for dementia.

Readers will learn how to care for themselves while caring for a loved one with dementia as they read “Dementia Help Guide - Vol. 1: What is Dementia and its affect on the mind?” by Warren A. Patton. The book is available on Amazon. Check out Warren A. Patton’s book display at ReadersMagnet’s exhibit at space R at the 2023 Printers Row Lit Fest.

“Dementia Help Guide - Vol. 1: What is Dementia and its affect on the mind?”
Author | Warren A. Patton
Genre | Brain Diseases/Mental Health
Publisher | Independently published
Published date | May 1, 2021

Author

Warren A. Patton graduated from West High School, Gary, Indiana, in 1973 with a football and track scholarship to South Carolina State College, Orangeburg, South Carolina. He stood out on the track team, winning the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) championship as a high jumper. He joined the U.S. Navy in December 1978. Warren was assigned to boot camp at the Naval Station, Great Lakes, Illinois. While there, he was selected as Recruit Chief Petty (RPOC) for company 952 (State Flags). After boot camp, he received orders to the Navy School of Broadcasting at the Navy Defense Information School, Fort Benjamin Harrison, IN.

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