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What is Dementia?
Following is a very basic description of a very complex disease. If you are interested in learning more about the various types of dementia, there are many good sources to gather information from. The Alzheimer’s... Continue Reading »
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I just came across this quote from The Purple Sherpa (https://www.thepurplesherpa.org), and immediately thought of how true this is in my own relationship with my father:
When you think about whether to visit someone who’s living with... Continue Reading »
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In our culture, youth is worshipped. Aging means decline, cognitive and physical decline, something we don’t like. Something that is a source of frustration to us younger ones, like when we find ourselves in line behind such an elder at the... Continue Reading »
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We know in its early stages Alzheimer’s disease typically affects short-term memory, and from there it can progress to loss of long term memory. But before this final phase may be reached, those with Alzheimer’s disease typically remember... Continue Reading »
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November is Alzheimer’s Awareness month
During this month, it’s important for us to reflect on our own experiences. Teri discusses a client she had last year who showed her why advocating for those who suffer from this disease – both... Continue Reading »
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According to statistics, 50 million people suffer from dementia worldwide with many not receiving a formal diagnosis. Recognizing the early signs could help prevent dementia worsening by making lifestyle changes and getting appropriate medical... Continue Reading »
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Taking Action to Prevent Dementia: Your Lifestyle Choices
Alzheimer’s disease or dementia is one of the leading illnesses in the United States amongst older people. Approximately 5.3 million over 65 is affected - roughly one in ten. Because... Continue Reading »
