You know your dad is getting older, and you understand that things in his life are changing as a result. Your dad was a
“I’m a 46-year-old controller for an international company. I’ve spent my life building my career and never imagined I’d be thinking about assisted living
Her enthusiasm is contagious. She’s always busy helping someone, holding someone’s hand, or giving a listening ear and a compassionate smile to the residents
It can be a real challenge to care for a senior who is resistant to the very support you are offering. How do you
Five Fun Activities for Seniors with Alzheimer’s Disease and Dementia Many family members that have developed Alzheimer’s Disease have difficulty remembering past events and recalling
Have you ever heard a song, and though you had long since forgotten it, been transported instantly to a time and place. Recalling, despite
Dementia. Alzheimer’s disease. Cognitive decline. Scary realities our society is struggling with today, both as caregivers and in the scientific and medical communities. Since
Written by guest author Eve Pearce It really is no secret that as we age, our bodies change and the way we look (not
It is not easy to learn to speak Alzheimer’s. As the disease progresses, it often causes our loved ones to lose verbal communication skills.
A great way to open the door to that “what if” discussion is by sitting down together and preparing your Healthcare Advance Directives.
