After a dementia diagnosis, it can be hard to know what the future holds. You may feel scared, uncertain, and alone. You may worry about how to cope with the changes ahead. But there is hope. With the help of memory care, you can still live a happy, fulfilling life after a dementia diagnosis. Memory…
When caring for someone with dementia, it can be difficult to know what to do. You want to keep your loved one safe and happy, but you also don’t want them to be at risk of falling or getting lost. You may feel guilty about not being able to care for them yourself anymore and…
One of the biggest challenges in caring for someone with Alzheimer’s or another form of dementia is meal time. If you’ve ever watched your loved one eat, you know that it can be hard to tell if they’re enjoying their food or not. If someone has trouble speaking, speaking up about what they like might…
There are currently about 6 million people in the United States that live with Alzheimer’s disease and other related dementias. It’s a progressive condition that affects one’s memory and cognitive abilities. The progression and symptoms of the disease can be difficult for both the patient and the ones caring for them. As such, many persons…
When it comes to caring for our aging parents, deciding to move them into memory care is one of the toughest decisions we will ever make. It’s hard to let go and know that they’re no longer safe in their own homes. But what many people don’t realize is that even though memory care may…
Alzheimer’s disease is the most common type of dementia, but it isn’t the only one. Dementia is a general term for progressive decline in memory and other cognitive abilities. This can include difficulties with language, problem-solving, and planning, as well as changes in personality and behavior. Dementia is caused by dysfunction in the brain, not…
Apathy is an important part of dementia, but that doesn’t make it any less difficult to deal with. Apathy is a symptom of dementia. Still, it’s also something that people who don’t have dementia can experience too. People with apathy in dementia start withdrawing from the world around them and becoming more isolated. This can lead to…
For those of us who have family members suffering from cognitive conditions, we know all too well how hard it is to provide the appropriate care for them at home. Alzheimer’s and other related dementias are all progressive diseases whose symptoms may increase or worsen with time. As such, this also means that caregivers have…
Golden-age adults with dementia often have trouble keeping their living spaces clean and organized. This can lead to hoarding problems that are both unsanitary and dangerous for the senior’s health. Fortunately, there are ways you can help your loved one get past this problem: memory care in Pascagoula. These MS offer specially designed programs to help…
Some fortunate families find great solace in the fact that all of the adult children can get together when their parents’ health declines and figure out a plan for their care. When siblings who did not always get along as children and have had little or zero contact as adults are forced to make caregiving…