Diagnosing Dementia – Look Over Your Doctor’s Shoulder

More at… http://thecaregiversvoice.com/tips-caregivers/diagnosing-dementia-look-over-your-doctors-shoulder/ It used to be that speaking was a fear greater than death. Today, the fear of getting Alzheimer’s is frequently cited among the aging population. While VOICES with Dementia aims to raise awareness of people with dementia who live productive and meaningful lives, the stigma remains. But not fo… Read More

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Activities for Loved Ones in the Later Stages of Alzheimer’s Disease

More at… https://thecaregiverspace.org/activities-for-loved-ones-in-the-later-stages-of-alzheimers-disease/ I was a family caregiver for over ten years as my mother moved slowly through the stages of Alzheimer’s disease. As most baby boomers do, I jumped online to become educated about this horrible disease as soon as we heard her diagnosis. I found many ideas about beneficial activities to do with love… Read More

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In a woman’s dying days, a quiet visitor helps light the way home

More at… https://thecaregiverspace.org/in-a-womans-dying-days-a-quiet-visitor-helps-light-the-way-home/ She only wanted to be home. The woman, who was around 40, had terminal cancer, and she wanted to go back to Brazil, where she was born and raised. She would first need to pack her belongings; settle her affairs in New York; endure the flight. But her disease took a sudden and fierce turn, […]… Read More

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