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How Can Pets Benefit Alzheimer’s Patients?
May 17, 2013
No matter how crazy and unpredictable the day has been, I can count on one absolute constant in my life. When I walk in the door, my sweet and slightly neurotic little Yorkie will greet me as if we’ve been apart for months instead of hours! Good da...
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Saying Goodbye: An Ongoing Process
May 15, 2013
One thing about Alzheimer’s is that it always keeps you guessing. Just when you think you have their triggers figured out, they change. Think you’ve got the agitation under control? Guess again. Sleep patterns? Rarely the same two nights in a row! Through...
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Are There Dementia Fighting Exercises?
May 10, 2013
We all know that mind and body are connected. It’s the symbiotic relationship that exists in every human being. But are there actually dementia fighting exercises? Turns out, there are… If you could help prevent dementia through specific exerc...
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Alzheimer’s Myth: They’re Already Gone
May 03, 2013
The greatest impediment to communicating with people with Alzheimer’s is the illusion of knowledge that the person is already gone. ~Michael Verde, founder of Memory Bridge There seems to be this crazy notion that people with advanced Alzheimer’s are not...
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Alzheimer’s: Looking Back, Looking Forward
May 03, 2013
“What if I see you, and I don’t know that you’re my daughter, and I don’t know that you love me?” “Then, I’ll tell you that I do, and you’ll believe me.” ~Lisa Genova, Still Alice In the simplest of terms, A...
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6 Online Alzheimer’s Resources You Shouldn’t Be Without
May 03, 2013
Being a caregiver for someone with Alzheimer’s can be overwhelming. These online resources provide community support, tips and resources to help you get the information you need. Ask anyone close to Alzheimer’s what some of their predominant emotion...
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My Grandmother’s Alzheimer’s Story
May 03, 2013
Alzheimer’s disease changes lives. Even though the disease is gradual, no one is ever ready for the impact the disease has on family relationships and responsibilities. As a granddaughter, I was flattened by my grandmother’s diagnosis two year...
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