Recent diagnosis of Alzheimer's I was recently diagnosed with alzheimers. I read my in-depth cognitive study and was told I have a strong cognitive reserve thus...reactions21repliesCopingDiagnosisPatient
How to respond to our LO’sSaw this on another page n wanted to share! So very valuable to keep in mind: 1. Never ARGUE, Instead AGREE. 2...reactions5repliesCaregivingCopingAwareness
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
Use of ChatGPT to help manage careI think this system will be quite useful in helping me manage the care of my wife. As a start, I typed...reactions3repliesCaregivingTips & AdviceCoping
FeaturedWhat do you fear most when it comes to Alzheimer's disease?An Alzheimer's diagnosis can be overwhelming - not only for the person but for family and friends. Our community shared their insight...reactions79repliesCopingCaregivingGenetics/Hereditary Risk
What strategies do you use to help redirect your loved ones living with Alzheimer's disease?I was a caregiver to both of my parents, with the Alzheimer's Disease diagnosis. It was very important to me, to respect...reactions14repliesCaregivingCopingTips & Advice
How do you handle change with your loved one?There are a lot of changes with this disease. How do you help your loved one deal with the changes?...reactions28repliesCaregivingCopingTips & Advice
What do you wish you knew then, that you know now?Looking back at when you, or your loved one, was first diagnosed with Alzheimer's and knowing what you know now ... what...reactions13repliesCaregivingCopingTips & Advice
How do I live moment to moment and then try to plan things?I can get lost in the details of the moment that I never really plan for the future. How do I live...reactions3repliesCaregivingCoping
My mum refuses to go to the doctor; how can I get her to go?I am wondering if anyone can help? My mum is 82 and refuses to go to the doctors, for anything. I did...reactions4repliesCaregivingCopingDiagnosis