Archive for March 2018

More at… http://thecaregiversvoice.com/tips-caregivers/a-new-model-for-taking-care-of-caregivers-from-italy-with-love/ Guest article by Lydia Dali Inspired by those who want to give back to people living with dementia and to their caregivers, the Sente-Mente® model, created in Italy in 2014, makes its U.S. debut next month. Every year, more people are being diagnosed with dementia and the number of families caring… Read More

More at… https://starlightcaregivers.com/blog/the-potentially-deadly-condition-that-may-follow-a-hospital-stay/ It happens more often to people over 60, and airline travel is another risk factor Venous thromboembolism (VTE) might be the most serious condition you’ve never heard of. The disease starts with a blood clot, or thrombosis, that forms in a deep vein in the leg (or, less frequently, the arm). This … Read More

More at… http://thecaregiversvoice.com/tips-caregivers/article-excerpts-caregivers-planning-less-five-fingers-of-care-reversing-alzheimers/ This month’s curated articles for caregivers for people with dementia feature four excerpts: Northwestern Mutual’s C.A.R.E. Study – nearly half of future caregivers are not prepared. Homewatch Caregivers’ article comparing each finger’s role in the hands of care. The … Read More

More at… http://thecaregiverspace.org/the-life-that-is-waiting/ “You must give up the life you planned in order to have the life that is waiting for you.” ~ Joseph Campbell “I hate my life” No, that’s not me speaking.  My life is lovely just as it is.  I am quoting the oft written or spoken phrase that comes from someone whose life has […]… Read More

More at… http://thecaregiverspace.org/understanding-deputyships/ A deputyship can be a worthwhile option for people who have lost their mental capacity, as it allows a trusted person (usually a close friend or family member) to make important decisions on their behalf. Deputyships can be divided into two categories – property/financial affairs and personal welf… Read More