This is a question that most caregivers want the answer to because it can be so distressing both to you and your loved one. Why does my mum with Alzheimer’s keep repeating herself? Repetitive questions can be a common symptom for those living with dementia, particularly with certain types like Alzheimer’s disease. Learning to cope […]
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Mum’s emotional response matters to me. In the morning when Mum first wakes up, she’s often either smiling from her dreams or initially disoriented and confused about where she is and who I am. If it’s the latter, she looks confused but not frightened. I always introduce myself, and sometimes she laughs at me (with
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I hate indwelling catheters, and I think many families & those living with dementia will agree. I hate the bloody thing, mum’s has been changed countless times. It’s just a constant headache, and pain & discomfort for mum. I don’t see the benefits of it anymore but our urologist refuses to remove it! Hate it!
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Caring for someone with dementia can be challenging, and trying to ease & prevent dementia anxiety and agitation can be difficult as a number of things may be causing it like pain, confusion, fear, frustrations etc being felt by your loved one with dementia and as a result of changes happening in their brain. It’s
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You can’t see dementia, you can see how the symptoms of your loved one’s disease presents itself. It isn’t always that stereotypical picture of old people, wandering confused around a nursing home or sitting blankly in an armchair. I know with mum that’s not her, not all, but my idea of mum and her condition living
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Here are 11 visual art activities for late stage dementia that can be enjoyable and beneficial for your loved ones with late stage dementia. Engaging in art not only stimulates the brain but also helps to improve mood, reduce agitation, and provides social interaction for your loved ones. Related: How Art Can Help Those With
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In this article, I’m sharing 11 visual art activities for mid stage dementia. Art can have a remarkable effect on your loved ones with dementia, providing them with a positive outlet to express themselves and connect with their emotions. Related: How Art Can Help Those With Dementia and Their Caregivers I hope the following activities stimulate
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