The Long Goodbye

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The Long Goodbye is a memoir by Patti Davis that poignantly chronicles her father Ronald Reagan’s struggle with Alzheimer’s disease and its impact on their family.

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instanceOf book
memoir
about emotional effects of dementia on families
public figure coping with degenerative illness
author Patti Davis
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
describes impact of Alzheimer’s disease on the Reagan family
featuresCharacter Nancy Reagan
Ronald Reagan
focusesOn Ronald Reagan’s struggle with Alzheimer’s disease
genre memoir
non-fiction
hasAuthorRelationshipToSubject daughter of Ronald Reagan
hasTheme aging
forgiveness
loss and grief
memory and identity
privacy versus public life
reconciliation
hasTitle The Long Goodbye
intendedAudience families affected by Alzheimer’s disease
general readers
language English
literaryForm prose
mainSubject Alzheimer's disease
surface form: Alzheimer’s disease

Ronald Reagan
caregiving
family relationships
father–daughter relationship
narrator Patti Davis
portrays Ronald Reagan’s decline due to Alzheimer’s disease
family coping strategies in the face of terminal illness
publicationDecade 2000s
setDuring Ronald Reagan’s post-presidency years
late 20th century
setIn United States of America
surface form: United States
toldFromPerspectiveOf Patti Davis
workAbout Ronald Reagan’s Alzheimer’s diagnosis and progression
workSubjectOf Patti Davis’s reflections on her relationship with her father

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