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You’ve finally decided to bite the bullet and start working on downsizing and decluttering your parents’ home. As you begin sorting through the attic space, you discover a box of old family photos, a stack of forgotten love letters, a collection of vintage toys. Each item holds a story, a little bit of history, and […]
Mom has Alzheimer’s, and as you watch her struggle to remember your name or complete her daily routine, a distressing thought might slip into your mind: “Is this my fate, too?” It’s normal to fear facing identical problems when a parent has Alzheimer’s or dementia. We encourage you to take a deep breath and think […]
Looking after an older loved one is an act of love and devotion. However, it can also feel like a nonstop marathon. The emotional highs of shared laughter and smiles can quickly be overshadowed by the physical and mental exhaustion that comes with constant caregiving. This challenging journey can leave you feeling isolated, overwhelmed, and […]
Caring for an aging parent often means becoming their confidant and cheerleader. It should not be just about medical appointments or managing medications; you’re enriching their life, making each day more meaningful. It is amazing what an improvement an optimistic outlook on aging can have on a person’s wellbeing, and in your role as family […]
Everyday small triumphs for an individual with dementia—like fixing what they want for dinner or tying their own shoes—can feel monumental. These moments boost their confidence while strengthening their sense of identity in the middle of the difficulties they’re facing. One crucial facet of providing dementia care is to nurture these opportunities, protecting the dignity […]
Imagine if your mom, who’s always had a green thumb, decides she wants to revamp the family garden. Though she might move a bit slower than she used to, her enthusiasm for gardening hasn’t decreased. This is a great opportunity for you to step in—not to take charge, but to facilitate her vision, perhaps by […]
Alzheimer’s Awareness Everyone is forgetful now and again, and as we age the occurrences may become even more frequent. Yet most people who have mild forgetfulness do not have Alzheimer’s disease. But when memory loss starts to interfere with daily activities, it may be time to consult with a physician.
You have just started exploring senior care options for an older loved one, and you’re becoming slightly overwhelmed. There are many choices to consider, and so many new and unfamiliar terms to learn. Take, for instance, the care plan. It may look like merely another piece of jargon in a sea of perplexing terms, but […]
Caring for a loved one with dementia is unlike all other responsibility you’ll attempt. It calls for you to dig deep down into your reserves of patience, flexibility, and perhaps most importantly, creativity. You have to be ready to pivot at a moment’s notice from one tactic to another to foster a fulfilling and enriching […]
Having a conversation with a relative with cancer can leave you feeling awkward and unsure of what to say. Should you bring up their diagnosis right away, or steer clear of the C word altogether? Is it ok to try and be funny? What should you do if they start crying? Interactions become laden with […]
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