Preserving Independence in Your Loved One
Preserving Independence in Your Loved OneThe effects of a degenerative neurological disorder can take away a lot of your loved one’s independence. For example, they may be less able to drive, bathe, cook, and walk. These are all activities that often characterize...
Activities with Your Aging Loved One
Activities with Your Aging Loved OneFamily caregiving can often be a lot to handle. Thinking of ways to keep your loved one feeling happy and healthy is a challenge unto itself. In this blog, we want to make several suggestions about some healthy activities to do with...
Alzheimer’s and Repetition
Alzheimer’s and RepetitionAlzheimer’s and other related neurological degenerative disorders have a unique set of symptoms which caregivers should learn how to manage. One of these symptoms is repetition, or when a loved one is repeating themselves by telling the same...Tuesday Tips for Caregivers: Reasons Why Your Aging Loved One May Visit the Hospital
Reasons Why Your Aging Loved One May Visit the Hospital As your loved one ages, the likelihood of them having health complications becomes higher. Many times, health complications arise that are outside of anyone’s control. Unfortunately, hospital visits can be...Alzheimer’s Disease and Bathing
Alzheimer’s Disease and Bathing If you are a family caregiver, then you may have had to give your loved one a bath. As may know, this could be one of the most difficult tasks of caregiving. Because bathing is such a private matter, it may feel like you are encroaching...Top Alzheimer’s
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Top Alzheimer’s
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