What do you wish others knew about being a caregiver?It can sometimes be hard to express what it’s like to be on the journey of Alzheimer's caregiving. What do you wish...reactions59repliesAwarenessCaregivingFriends & FamilyTips & Advice
Is anyone dealing with a loved one in the early/moderate stages?One thing I remember is my mom says she will never forget me. She says she is happy to hear my voice. ...reactions17repliesAssisted LivingFriends & FamilyDepression
My Dad was recently diagnosed We lost my Mom this past October from an epic battle with MS and all that comes with. We saw that my...reactions4repliesCaregivingFriends & FamilyTips & Advice
Remembering your loved oneTo commemorate the love and life of your loved one who passed from Alzheimer's disease, share with the community one memory you...reactions5repliesFriends & FamilyGrief Coping
Alzheimer’s Mother Hidden Away SomewhereI’ve been trying to locate where my mother’s half sister placed her after she lived with her a couple months in a...reactions2repliesCaregivingFriends & FamilyTips & Advice
TrappedMy sister and I are the last survivors of our rather (large) family. We are both in our 60s, for the past...reactions2repliesCaregivingFriends & FamilyTips & Advice
Everybody needs somebody! Who do you rely on?It's no secret that Alzheimer's disease can often be isolating for those individuals diagnosed and caregivers. After you or a loved one...reactions15repliesCopingFriends & FamilyNewly Diagnosed
Does your loved one living with Alzheimer’s disease live in your home with you?Caring for a loved one with Alzheimer’s Disease is challenging. Bringing them into your home has particular challenges, especially if you are...reactions9repliesCaregivingFriends & Family
Have you been diagnosed with Alzheimer's? What do you wish your family and friends understood about what you're going through?Dementia can make everyday tasks and communication challenging for the person living with the disease and their loved ones. For our community...reactions18repliesAwarenessFriends & FamilyTips & Advice
No one sees the "little" things that make me so sadMy husband was diagnosed with early onset three years ago at age 57. He is still able to do lots of things...reactions31repliesCaregivingCopingFriends & Family