February 8, 2016
Enjoying Valentine’s Day with Someone who Has Alzheimer’s
For many people, Valentine’s Day is a happy occasion to reflect on love and family. When you have a loved one with Alzheimer’s disease, this can be tricky.
Read PostFor many people, Valentine’s Day is a happy occasion to reflect on love and family. When you have a loved one with Alzheimer’s disease, this can be tricky.
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Read PostWhat happens when you have Alzheimer’s disease and your memory isn’t great anymore? This can make kitchen tasks difficult and even dangerous.
Read PostWhen a person is no longer able to make decisions for him or herself, it’s important that there is someone there to do so for the individual. This position is called power of attorney.
Read PostScientists are gaining an understanding of the complex relationship between diabetes and Alzheimer’s.
Read PostTry these tips when helping an older loved one go through his or her belongings to move to an assisted living community or just downsize.
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Read PostIf you’re watching your weight, diabetic or trying to stick to a healthy diet, you may have a hard time during the winter festivities.
Read PostDoes your senior loved one use a mobility aid? Learn how you can prepare the device for winter.
Read PostThere are plenty of guides out there that offer help whether you’re looking to provide a present for a child, a teen or even a co-worker. But what about seniors?
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