Dementia Caregiver’s Experience Brought Premium Incontinence Protection To the US
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Note: Egosan is one of my fine sponsors, so I’m proud to occasionally tell you about them. Here’s their story: As is the case...
Many older adults may not bathe as often as younger people think they should, but what about people living with dementia? Here lies a much...
A common complaint about older people, especially those who have health challenges, is that they “smell” or have other signs that they don’t shower...
Dear Carol: My mom’s had a lot of health problems in her life, so her prescription list is long. Yet, sure enough, after her...
Dear Carol: My dad’s been experiencing memory lapses and making sketchy decisions. I finally got him into a neurologist who diagnosed him with dementia,...
I once visited a caregiver friend and her mother, who had moderate Alzheimer’s disease. At one point during the visit, the mother abruptly stood...
While change is difficult for people of all ages, deviating from the status quo seems to become even more taxing as we get older...
Dear Carol: My mother, who has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, repeats the same question multiple times an hour. I know that’s typical behavior with...
Each of our aging parents is unique. Some people age so well that they need little help until they are well into their eighties,...
One sign of the aging brain is repeating things more often, especially stories and questions. There are reasons for this that are not related...