What to Do When Someone With Dementia Wanders
November 28, 2022
Of the many effects of Alzheimer’s disease, one of the most worrisome is a person’s tendency for wandering and the added danger of becoming confused
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Of the many effects of Alzheimer’s disease, one of the most worrisome is a person’s tendency for wandering and the added danger of becoming confused
Connecting with a senior loved one struggling with all the challenges of Alzheimer’s, particularly in the middle and later stages, may be frustrating – both
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As loved ones or patients who have Alzheimer’s or other forms of dementia slowly lose the ability to plan, initiate and complete even simple things
Many seniors are not eating a balanced diet as they age, whether they live on their own, with family or in a senior living facility.
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I have a single friend who is the sole personal caregiver of her 93-year-old mother. She also works full-time at a very stressful job. Fortunately,
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My husband is still driving, even though it’s been 17 months since I last blogged about “When Is It Time to Give Up the Car
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