Caring for a parent with dementia changes family relationships, but it doesn’t have to damage them. It can sometimes bring siblings closer but it can also create rifts and lead to tensions. This article looks at how to navigate sibling tensions, to try to reduce miscommunication & resentments. It’s ok to disagree with siblings, but

I never planned to be here, alone in caring for my Mum with Alzheimer’s. Maybe you didn’t either. But here we are, the ones who stepped up when others stepped back. Many people find themselves solo caregiving for a parent with Alzheimer’s or other forms of dementia. If you’re in this situation, you might feel

Over a year ago, my mum, who’s living with Alzheimer’s, began showing signs of dysphagia. It started with a few harmless-sounding coughs after meals, but before long, every sip of water became a potential disaster waiting to happen. If you’ve never experienced that panic when your loved one struggles to swallow, consider yourself lucky. So,