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What do you do if your loved one with dementia exhibits sexually inappropriate behaviors?

Hypersexuality is a possible symptom of dementia that is especially hard to deal with. It can make spouses and other loved ones...

Trapped

My sister and I are the last survivors of our rather (large) family. We are both in our 60s, for the past...

Ideas for holiday season stress

My husband is almost 70 with early- mid (IDK) Alzheimer's. I am 72. We have been under tremendous stress since Hurricane Helene...

The loss of a loved one is hard. Grieving is personal yet so connected.

What are some ways you navigate grief while paying tribute to your loved one? Share your thoughts with our community members....

What's next after a diagnosis? Visualization of the dementia progression scale

Hi! I"m new here, I was a carer for my mother 24/7 for 7 years and worked with other carers to help...

Advice for how to approach parents about cognitive issues when they will be in complete denial?

The signs are there, but every time we've suggested that there may be some cognitive issues with our Mom, there is complete...

How do you keep your home safe?

Nightlights, guardrails, slip pads - what tools do you use to make sure every room in your home is safe to manage...

What has been your experience navigating Medicare and Medicaid?

With an Alzheimer's diagnosis also comes the need to navigate complicated legal and financial paperwork. In this article, Kelsey helps us understand...

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...

Words matter: Instead of saying "_" say "".

When trying to defuse or lessen a stressful situation with a loved one who is living with Alzheimer's disease, it is crucial...

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