"Dementia: Relatives Share Their Stories" creates space for all the small and big stories experienced by those who accompany people with dementia. Alongside the painful, there are also touching and humorous stories. These narratives help us feel that dealing with individuals with dementia can be not only a burden but also a source of enrichment. The realization that many others share similar experiences can sometimes be more helpful than professional advice: that my uncle is not the only one who waters plastic flowers, that others also struggle with gambling subscriptions, or that one has to swallow hard when the father with dementia suddenly cuddles with his neighbor in the care home, that floaties can make sense at any age, and that white nail polish looks like coffee creamer. Born from a multitude of conversations and interviews, the book offers insights into these experiences.