Depth Perception and dementia Many people with Alzheimer's dementia are unsteady on their feet. Issues with Depth Perception is a common problem. Traveling by Walker or Rollator while they walk gives them a sense of security when they're otherwise unsteady on their feet. The stress of walking through a park or shopping center for only a short while, often leaves someone with Alzheimer's … [Read More...]
Common Questions about dementia
Don’t Deny or Overlook Personality Changes that may signal Alzheimer’s
Don't Overlook Personality Changes My Mom was a girlie-girl. She stood 5' 2" with ivory skin, blue eyes, permed- blonde curls and a constant smile. Mom didn't smoke or drink or abuse her good health. Even into her 70's, she ate an apple every day, swallowed a vitamin every morning and weeded a gorgeous Rose garden with agile fingers. Honestly, I thought if anyone in our family lived to be … [Read More...]
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I love my coffee– So, does it really fight Alzheimer’s too?
I Love My Coffee — but will it stop Alzheimer’s if it’s in my genes? There’s nothing like a cup of hot coffee when I have a deadline to meet or workload that pushes me to work through breakfast and lunch! Occasionally, coffee is the liquid that keeps me going when I’m running behind and […]
Helpful Hints and Tips for better Communication
Hints and Tips for Better Communication The Dementia Care Foundation is offering free information that can help anyone to a better relationship and more communication with their loved one who has Alzheimer’s or Dementia. The information may be downloaded in an Easy to save PDF file format, or save the link to their site and […]
What every family needs to know About Alzheimer’s
What Every Family Needs to Know about Alzheimer’s disease Author: Douglas Hardwick Alzheimer’s disease touches the lives of millions of Americans. Today, millions of Americans suffer from Alzheimer’s, and 1 in 10 families have a loved one afflicted with it. With no cure in sight, it is important for families to arm themselves with information […]
The Caregiver
Tips for long distance Relationships For loved ones with Alzheimer’s dementia
Tips for long distance relationships for caregivers of a loved one with Alzheimer's Disease Tips for long distance relationships between the caregiver and a loved one with dementia can be helpful. It … [Read More...]
What to do when someone with Alzheimer’s has an Illness or Accident
What to do when someone with Alzheimer's suffers an Illness or Accident -- If someone with Alzheimer's has an illness or accident, it can be a trying time for the patient and the caregiver. No matter … [Read More...]
Happy Holiday from Alzheimer’s Support 2012
Happy Holiday and a Wonderful New Year 2012 I'd like to apologize for being so quiet over the previous few months due to my own ill health. At the same time, I must offer my deep appreciation for … [Read More...]
Care Tips
Form a Network of Support when dealing with Alzheimer’s
How to Form a Network of Support When Dealing With Alzheimer’s When someone you love is diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease, you’ll most likely face an exhausting and emotionally-taxing road. Between … [Read More...]
Lesser Known Early Signs of Alzheimer’s
Lesser known early signs of Alzheimer’s you must know One of the greatest impairments of the human faculties is the loss of cognitive function. Difficulty or inability to recall information, … [Read More...]
Healthy diet and exercise equal sound sleep for the aging
Healthy Diet and Exercise can equal Sound Sleep for the Aging Insomnia in seniors: Expert tips to help you sleep more soundly Seniors have trouble to sleep on a daily basis. This problem does not … [Read More...]