A contribution tool for the Alzheimer's research center.

A copy of the game is given at each. Bed and Breakfast reservation, and for each game sold separately, half of that amount will be donated to the Douglas Institute (CMEV).

Now available in PDF format for 5,00$ CAD.

Are you ready to play?
Thank you in advance for your generosity and your participation !!!

Ginette Faucher

Why a game?

So we can find ourselves through our silence, morning and night.
Because the brain only retains 10% of what it reads.
Because the brain is designed to keep us alive, not to make us happy.
So that we can feel that we are more than yesterday and less than tomorrow.
Because we attract what we are and not what we want.
Because we each have our own personal story.
Because opinions belong to who expresses them and not to the receiver.
Because we have different interests.
Because you can't stop progress.
Because the past serves as a reference and not as a residence.
Because no single sentence can be interpreted in other ways.
Because nothing is written in advance.

The goal of the game;

Find your personal essence.
Find and immerse yourself with your inner child.
Learn to let go.
Transform an obstacle into success.
To die peacefully and with no regrets.
Understand instead of comparing.
Having judgment and to not judge.
Turn to our strengths and not our weaknesses.
Change the way you look at your life.
The world = the reflection of our thoughts.
Respect for others and their environment.
Celebrate life.

Mandala colouring book - Creatively - Evolving

Now available in PDF format for 5,00$ CAD.

The game is designed for your enjoyment or contribution to McGill's CMEV for Alzheimer's with every sale. Additionally, I now offer the creatively evolving mandala colouring book, with a portion of the profits directly supporting Ste-Justine Hospital from 2024 onward. This initiative was inspired by a section in the novel 'Clé de Coeur' by Micheline Duff and an enlightening segment on the 'Deux filles le matin' show, where Dr. Chicouane, from the same hospital, provided insights crucial to my understanding.

Whether you prefer colouring it on your phone or printing it for a thoughtful gift, the paper format is still available at the first tourist Bed & Breakfast in Portneuf.

Complimentary breakfasts are always provided, and voluntary contributions go to the McGill Douglas Institute where my late father was treated for 5 years by Dr.Serge Gauthier for over a decade of Alzheimer degeneration.

Consider this a travel memento, a way to recall the cherished moments from your stay