Practical, kind journals for people managing their health, and for everyone helping them.
A Cancer Journal for Patients and Caregivers to Track Appointments, Symptoms, Medications and Meals
When the diagnosis comes, so does everything else: appointments, new medicines, numbers to watch and calls to return, all on days when it's hard to think straight. This book holds it for you, and it's made to be shared, so whoever is helping today knows exactly where things stand.
Large 8.5 x 11 inch pages with an easy-to-read typeface. Undated, so you can begin on any day.
Coming soon to Amazon
A Dementia and Alzheimer's Care Journal for Families to Track Daily Care, Changes, Medications and Doctor Visits
When someone you love is losing their memory, the whole family starts keeping track: meals missed, stories repeated, papers misplaced, a new worry every week. This book keeps it in one place, so everyone helping knows who this person is, how things are going, and what to tell the doctor.
Large 8.5 x 11 inch pages with an easy-to-read typeface. Undated, and numbered on the spine for families who fill more than one.
Coming soon to AmazonGrace Harlow makes practical, kind journals for people managing their health. She has used these tracking methods herself and for the people she loves, through diagnoses, treatments and the long stretches in between, and she knows firsthand that writing things down — a symptom, a meal, a question for the doctor — is one of the most powerful tools a patient has. Her trackers are made to be shared, so patients and the people helping them can stay on the same page.
Printable versions of the trackers are on the way, so you can print just the pages you need, as often as you need them.