When Our Loved One's Pass After a Long Battle With Alzheimer'sI am writing this article, because I honestly wish I had an article like this when my parents passed. Both of my...reactions9comments
Changing Behavior: Setting Realistic RoutinesThere are so many things about Alzheimer's disease that can be challenging. Constant changes and decision making can leave individuals and caregivers...reactionscomments
My New Alzheimer's LifestyleI will admit it - for most of my life I have been pretty selfish. I don't mean dangerously so, although you...reactionscomments
The Impact of Caregiving on Your Health and Well-BeingBeing a caregiver can be an incredibly rewarding experience. However, it can also be incredibly challenging, not only for those in your...reactions2comments
Your Caregiver Parent: Navigating a Strained RelationshipDo you have a parent who is living with Alzheimer's or dementia? Do you have a strained relationship with your other parent...reactions1comment
"What's in It for Me?"Being a caregiver can be a thankless job. There is so much grunt work. There is all the regular work you do...reactions1comment
How to Talk to Your Grandkids About Alzheimer'sI was 13 years old when my Poppop was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. I had no idea at the time, of course...reactionscomments
My Experience With ARTZ PhiladelphiaThis week I shared an "Art Experience" through ARTZ Philadelphia in conjunction with the Dementia Society of America. On the last Monday of...reactionscomments
Capturing Alzheimer's Through the Camera LensAlzheimer's is a disease that progresses with time. We had the opportunity to speak with Ashley, a talented photographer, on her experience...reactionscomments
6 Tips to Help Manage Resistance During Dressing TasksGrowing up, my mom and dad were the ones who instilled in me the importance of hygiene. My mom and dad always...reactionscomments
Landing the HelicopterWhat can I say? I'm protective. A helicopter parent is one who hovers over their kids' lives, ready to swoop in at...reactions2comments
5 Ways to Find Strength as a Family Caregiver for Someone With Alzheimer'sBeing a family caregiver for someone with Alzheimer's can be an incredibly difficult and emotionally draining experience. It is important to remember...reactionscomments
Navigating Family Life With Alzheimer'sInterpersonal relationships are hard, at least, I think so. We all come into them with our own experiences and feelings, and a...reactionscomments
Changing Behavior: Preparing for the Progression of Alzheimer'sTime can pass slowly or quickly. We each have days that fly by, while other days have minutes that seem to stretch...reactions2comments
Senescent Cells and Alzheimer's DiseaseAging is the main risk factor for Alzheimer's disease (AD). We do not yet know why aging makes people more vulnerable to...reactionscomments
Dementia, Diabetes, Hydrocephalus - Oh My!Oh, if only we got to deal with one firestorm at a time, but disasters seem to come in 3s. Lions and...reactionscomments
My Mom Moved Into Senior Housing - And Found Fun and FriendsI have been a caregiver for my mother who lives with Alzheimer's for 8 years. During that time she has lived independently...reactions1comment
Dancing With PoppopWhen the iconic opening beats of "Jailhouse Rock" tumbled out of the speaker of my phone, his ears would perk up. He...reactionscomments
Alzheimer's and Shaving: It Might Not Always Go SmoothlyMany men take great pride in their facial hair. There are competitions for mustaches and a month-long campaign in November (No-Shave November)...reactions4comments
Television Caregiving, Is This Okay?I remember when my children were very young. One of my constant concerns was centered around the idea of keeping them entertained...reactionscomments
