This is so SAD, breaks my heart!

Tears do not = weakness, Beam is one of the most courageous men I know!
Posted by MaryBeth Alan Beamer on Sunday, January 3, 2016

A 66-year-old Michigan man posted an emotional Facebook video asking for his friends to visit and talk to him like they did before he was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease.
Alan “Beam” Beamer was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, an irreversible disease that causes memory deterioration, two years ago. And on Jan. 3 in an emotional Facebook video, Beamer tells his family and friends that he’s the same person and would like for them to visit him and talk to him like they used to. http://globalnews.ca/news/2438250/i-wish-theyd-come-over-66-year-old-man-with-alzheimers-makes-emotional-plea-for-friends-to-talk-to-him/?hootPostID=6695abc4735fb592b231deb059abbf98

I want to see you be Brave!!

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Oh I just love this video and everything they are working for. Be sure to check out their website.

From Youtube -Published on Jan 7, 2014

The learners of Community Montessori worked for months and months to prepare their amazing rendition of "Brave" by Sara Bareilles. Enjoy! Learn more about their mission by visiting www.bebrave4education.com


About this video: The Brave Leadership Team is from Community Montessori Charter Public School in New Albany, Indiana. We believe that education should be about serving needs of the whole child (social, emotional, physical, moral, intellectual, aesthetics and creative), and we are confident that we are not alone! While assessment has its place, the standardized testing movement is ultimately restricting education in a BIG way. We're taking matters into our own hands. Be brave, and help us bring change from the bottom up.