My Greatest Fear as a Dementia CaregiverWhenever I hear the latest news about Alzheimer's or learn a new symptom of dementia, I start to feel this nagging fear. It started small but has slowly grown over... By Kelsey Ramos-Conroy3 min readBookmark for later
Words Matter: Thinking Beyond Words SpokenThink about a time you felt belittled or embarrassed by someone. As a kid, specifically as a teenager, I remember how emotions sit so close to the surface that you... By Holly Miller3 min readBookmark for later
Medication Experience: Do What Is Right for YouI am sure that many will relate to my story of being diagnosed with Alzheimer's. After a very lengthy process of all the "alphabet soup" tests, evaluations, neuro-psychological exams, spinal... By Kris Bakowski3 min readBookmark for later
My Greatest Fear as a Dementia CaregiverWhenever I hear the latest news about Alzheimer's or learn a new symptom of dementia, I start to feel this nagging fear. It started small but has slowly grown over... By Kelsey Ramos-Conroy3 min readBookmark for later
Words Matter: Thinking Beyond Words SpokenThink about a time you felt belittled or embarrassed by someone. As a kid, specifically as a teenager, I remember how emotions sit so close to the surface that you... By Holly Miller3 min readBookmark for later
Medication Experience: Do What Is Right for YouI am sure that many will relate to my story of being diagnosed with Alzheimer's. After a very lengthy process of all the "alphabet soup" tests, evaluations, neuro-psychological exams, spinal... By Kris Bakowski3 min readBookmark for later
My Greatest Fear as a Dementia CaregiverWhenever I hear the latest news about Alzheimer's or learn a new symptom of dementia, I start to feel this nagging fear. It started small but has slowly grown over... By Kelsey Ramos-Conroy3 min readBookmark for later
Words Matter: Thinking Beyond Words SpokenThink about a time you felt belittled or embarrassed by someone. As a kid, specifically as a teenager, I remember how emotions sit so close to the surface that you... By Holly Miller3 min readBookmark for later
Medication Experience: Do What Is Right for YouI am sure that many will relate to my story of being diagnosed with Alzheimer's. After a very lengthy process of all the "alphabet soup" tests, evaluations, neuro-psychological exams, spinal... By Kris Bakowski3 min readBookmark for later
Does Vitamin D Affect Alzheimer's Risk or Progression?Vitamin D plays an important role in our health. It helps the body absorb and retain calcium. Calcium helps the body build strong bones. Vitamin D also helps the body... By Editorial Team2 min readBookmark for laterReactions 0 reactions Comments0 comments
Why a Move to Senior Housing Can Be the Best and Safest ChoicePart of caring for someone with Alzheimer's is wondering when they will need more help. As a caregiver for my mom, who is living with the disease, I know it... By Kelsey Ramos-Conroy4 min readBookmark for laterReactions 0 reactions Comments3 comments
Home Care in Middle StageMy husband loves people and is compulsive in his communication. When he had better thinking skills, he created a document of "His Story" and he starts a conversation with strangers...Bookmark for laterReactions 0 reactions Comments1 comments
Conversation of the Week: How can we support self-care for caregivers?As caregivers, our health often takes a back seat and suffers because of all we do to support our loved ones. As friends and family members of caregivers, how can...Bookmark for laterReactions 0 reactions Comments0 replies
