How to Keep a Loved One With Alzheimer's in Bed at NightSundown can so often be a problematic time for people with Alzheimer's. As darkness sets in, their confusion may increase, and along with it, their feelings of agitation and aggression... By Editorial Team3 min readBookmark for later
Driving With Alzheimer's 101I have Alzheimer's, and I still drive. I told my husband when I was diagnosed that if I encountered problems driving, I would tell him. Did I do that? Maybe... By Kris Bakowski2 min readBookmark for later
Caregivers, You Are EnoughLike most people, my cell phone is the first thing I see every morning. This morning, I reached over, squinted at the time on the glowing little world in my... By Amy Grantham4 min readBookmark for later
How to Keep a Loved One With Alzheimer's in Bed at NightSundown can so often be a problematic time for people with Alzheimer's. As darkness sets in, their confusion may increase, and along with it, their feelings of agitation and aggression... By Editorial Team3 min readBookmark for later
Driving With Alzheimer's 101I have Alzheimer's, and I still drive. I told my husband when I was diagnosed that if I encountered problems driving, I would tell him. Did I do that? Maybe... By Kris Bakowski2 min readBookmark for later
Caregivers, You Are EnoughLike most people, my cell phone is the first thing I see every morning. This morning, I reached over, squinted at the time on the glowing little world in my... By Amy Grantham4 min readBookmark for later
How to Keep a Loved One With Alzheimer's in Bed at NightSundown can so often be a problematic time for people with Alzheimer's. As darkness sets in, their confusion may increase, and along with it, their feelings of agitation and aggression... By Editorial Team3 min readBookmark for later
Driving With Alzheimer's 101I have Alzheimer's, and I still drive. I told my husband when I was diagnosed that if I encountered problems driving, I would tell him. Did I do that? Maybe... By Kris Bakowski2 min readBookmark for later
Caregivers, You Are EnoughLike most people, my cell phone is the first thing I see every morning. This morning, I reached over, squinted at the time on the glowing little world in my... By Amy Grantham4 min readBookmark for later
Light in the Darkness: Shoulda, Coulda, WouldaI thought it strange that my mom's slipper, a single slipper, was on the floor outside of my mom's bedroom. With Alzheimer's disease, there are a lot of oddities. I... By Kathy Matheny3 min readBookmark for laterReactions 0 reactions Comments0 comments
Alzheimer’s Book Club: Somebody I Used to Know - A MemoirIn a previous Alzheimer's Book Club post, author Lisa Genova, writer of Still Alice, commented and suggested that I read Somebody I Used to Know, a memoir by Wendy Mitchell... By Shannon Simcox3 min readBookmark for laterReactions 0 reactions Comments2 comments
Welcome to AlzheimersDisease.net StoriesAt AlzheimersDisease.net, we believe that we are stronger together than we are alone. Living with Alzheimer's disease can be a challenge, but the more we share and support one another,...Bookmark for laterReactions 0 reactions Comments0 comments
To tell your loved one everything that’s wrong and all details or not?My father has advanced dementia. He knows what happens in his daily life because we have hired 24/7 help. He knows he can’t drive. He knows we take care of...Bookmark for laterReactions 0 reactions Comments10 replies
