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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 »
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In recent years, the prevalence of dementia has fallen in the United States. Most likely experts believe it’s because of Americans’ raising educational levels and better heart health. This good news was reported in a new study recently published... Continue Reading »
