Alzheimer's
Movies and Alzheimer’s: Why an Old Favorite Can Reach Someone Words Can’t
You dig out the old DVD case, the one with the cracked spine, and slide it into the player because you cannot…
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Signs Your Parent May Need Memory Care
Watching a parent struggle with memory loss is one of the most difficult experiences a family caregiver can face. You may notice…
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How to Slow Alzheimer’s Progression
Alzheimer’s doesn’t show up overnight. It builds quietly for years, sometimes decades. The good news. Research is crystal clear that non-medication interventions…
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Grieving on a Loop: Alzheimer’s, Death, and What Caregivers Can Do
This is one of the hardest parts of Alzheimer’s. It’s grief on a loop. And you’re right. Telling them “the truth” over…
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Which toasters are highly recommended for Alzheimer’s patients?
Our Top Pick The Cuisinart CPT-122 Compact Toaster is the safest everyday choice for most people with Alzheimer’s or dementia — one…
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What is Alzheimer’s?
Overview Alzheimer’s disease is a progressive brain disorder that gradually destroys memory and thinking skills, eventually making it impossible for a person…
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When is the right time to talk with a parent about moving into a nursing home?
Deciding when to talk to a parent about moving into a nursing home can be a difficult and sensitive topic. Here are…
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Why might an Alzheimer’s patient become silent?
An Alzheimer’s patient may become silent due to a number of factors related to the progression of the disease. Here are a…
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What 50 First Dates Can Teach Us About Memory Care
In the 2004 romantic comedy 50 First Dates, Drew Barrymore’s character wakes up each morning unable to remember the previous day. To…
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The Best Strategies for Dealing with a Wandering Family Member
Wandering is a common behavior among individuals with Alzheimer’s disease, and it can be challenging for caregivers to manage. Here are some…