In America survey: Help others understand the impact of Alzheimer's diseaseThe In America survey is now closed To better understand the patient and caregiver experience and realities of Alzheimer's disease, we are fielding our annual In America survey. By taking...Reactions0reactionsComments2 repliesAwareness
Do you have any tips for attachment to stuffed animals?My mom has a stuffed animal that she thinks is real, which is fine. The problem is, she thinks it’s a baby (it’s an enlarged cardinal bird that can be...Reactions0reactionsComments3 replies
'Tis the Season: Surviving the Holidays As A CaregiverI love the holiday season. Christmas was celebrated big in my family growing up, and my mom and I had a tradition of decorating the tree together and setting up...Reactions0reactionsComments0 repliesTips & AdviceCaregivingCoping
denial is there a way to manage an alzheimer sufferer in denial...Reactions0reactionsComments4 repliesAwareness
Tips for managing foul languageMay LO would never in his life say the slightest “bad word”. I am getting weary listening to his foul language now. It’s NEVER been a part of our lives...Reactions0reactionsComments8 repliesCaregiving
What are some things that your loved one likes to do in the fall season?The leaves are falling. Pumpkin spice is everywhere. What are some things your loved one likes to do this time of the year as the weather becomes cooler....Reactions0reactionsComments5 repliesCaregivingWeather
How do you keep your loved one with Alzheimer's properly hydrated? What are your thoughts on why keeping our loved ones hydrated and how is that a challenge for you?...Reactions0reactionsComments0 repliesCaregiving
What are good ways to listen to music?Many of our loved ones benefit from listening to music. Whether it be with headphones or old school record players, what works best for you and your loved one for...Reactions0reactionsComments0 repliesCaregiving
Taking Care of My Husband, AloneI am taking care of my husband because he has early memory loss. I don't know English much. I am Vietnamese, so sometimes I have a hard time understanding what...Reactions0reactionsComments3 repliesTips & AdviceCaregivingResources
Take Care My HusbandI do not English well, so it is difficult take care my husband who is dementia, many things happens, I do not know how to do, I feel alone....Reactions0reactionsComments3 repliesTips & AdviceIntimacy & Relationships