Archive for October 2017
Managing At-Home Care Plans with Wearable Technology
We live in an age of smart devices. Between cellphones, fitness trackers and portable gaming systems, many adults and children have no less than two or even three internet-equipped devices on them at all times. Our refrigerators and microwaves can get Wi-Fi. Our living room lights, alarms, and so… Read More
Read More“Did You Have a Good Summer?”
More at… https://thecaregiverspace.org/did-you-have-a-good-summer/ Maybe it’s a Midwestern custom, but friends keep asking me if I had a good summer. Every time I’m asked this question I want to groan. I’m my disabled husband’s primary caregiver and, for us, summer is like any other season of the year. There are no changes from our normal routine. My husban… Read More
Read More4 Doctors on Coconut Oil & Dementia
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4 doctors discuss the benefits of coconut oil for people with dementias such as Alzheimer’s. For more details, check out: http://www…. Read More
Read MoreHow to use Coconut Oil for Alzheimer's
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How much coconut oil is needed in a dementia diet? What are the best ways to include it? This video does not contain medical advice. Always consult your …… Read More
Read MoreHow Social Interaction Plays a Principal Role in Dementia
More at… https://thecaregiverspace.org/how-social-interaction-plays-a-principal-role-in-dementia/ Dementia is an umbrella term for a progressive age-related disorder which is primarily seen in senior patients. It is associated with deterioration of the patients’ memory, cognition, behavior and a decline in their ability to perform activities of daily living. Alzheimer’s disease is the most c… Read More
Read MoreBenefits of Caregiver Support Groups and Where to Find the Right One for You
When Danae was a child, her dad kept a standing appointment every Saturday at 7 a.m. He met with a small group of friends at a local donut shop to have coffee and “solve the world’s problems,” as he put it. Whether he knew it or not, he was participating in a support group. Today,…</p… Read More
Read MoreTalking with Aging Parents Who Need to Stop Driving
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and older improve the quality of their lives. About AARP · AARP Press Center …… Read More
A Newlywed with Dementia? What’s A Caregiver to Do?
More at… http://thecaregiversvoice.com/the-caregivers-voice-video-channel/a-newlywed-with-dementia-whats-a-caregiver-to-do/ Caitlin Keating reports for People Magazine that these two newlyweds in the UK must now find a way to live dementia. Former globe trotter, Becky Barletta, who lived an active life now needs ’round the clock care. While her husband works, Becky needs caregivers to help look after her at her p… Read More
Read MoreWhy thank you can’t wait
More at… https://thecaregiverspace.org/why-thank-you-cant-wait/ Our son, Ben, is responsible for bringing the most remarkable people into our family’s life. They’ve come in the form of teachers, therapists, bus drivers and service providers – all caregivers who have shared their life with ours. I’ve learned that there’s no good reason to wait to say th… Read More
Read MoreUnwanted Advice
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Getting advice: a good thing or a bad thing? Getting good advice when you want it is usually a good thingl Getting unwanted and unsolicited advice — even if the …… Read More
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