John Sullivan was a Boston firefighter during the 1970s and early 1980s during an historic wave of arson. Family was everything to him and no matter how many times he got knocked down throughout his life, he got up twice as many. But when the Alzheimer's diagnosis came, it scared him. In this story you'll get to John, his family, and the fight his daughter Jacqueline found herself in when she tried to advocate for her father. She learned many lessons through her experience and will teach you how to strengthen healthcare proxy decisions, protect finances, and deter abuse. Jacqueline will help you protect your loved one from the moment an Alzheimer's diagnosis is made to when hospice is needed.