The 4 Most Common Dementia Accusations and How to Deal
Check out these dementia accusations and learn how you can respond better. Those who have Alzheimer’s or dementia undergo irreparable changes in their brains that cause them to think differently, or to process things in a different way. This may […]
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Dealing with Difficult Behaviors of Elderly Parents
No matter how much you love your parents, there will be times that you may find yourself frustrated, exasperated, and exhausted. They may be showing difficult behaviors that you chalk up to their age.
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Sundowning In The Elderly: What Is It And How To Spot It
Do you notice a change in your elderly parents’ mood whenever it’s close to dinnertime? They may be showing signs of sundowning.
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How to Help an Elderly Family Member Manage Their Finances
As our parents age, their financial needs may become different. How do you help manage their finances? They may have passive or fixed income, and concerns on how to pay for daily and medical expenses may be present.
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Early Detection Matters: 10 Red Flags of Alzheimer’s
Alzheimer’s Disease and other types of dementia affect memory, cognition, thinking, and behavior. Over time, it can disrupt daily life and even make even the simplest chores and activities become impossible to accomplish. Today, many older people are diagnosed with […]
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Early Onset Alzheimer’s: What You Should Know
Contrary to popular belief, Alzheimer’s is not just for the elderly. There are cases when younger people are affected by Alzheimer’s as well. This is called early-onset Alzheimer’s and can occur to people younger than 65 years old.
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The Three General Stages of Alzheimer’s Disease
Alzheimer’s disease progresses slowly to the point that not many are even aware that they have it. Typically, it has three general stages, and different people get affected by it in different ways. The progression rate may also vary. Those […]
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Is is Just Memory Loss or Alzheimer’s? Watch Out for these 10 Signs
A lot of people would agree: memory loss seems to be part of aging. Oftentimes, people would joke about forgetting things and getting old. In fact, elderly people can attest that certain memory issues can become a problem, as it […]
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Alzheimer’s Disease in the Elderly: What You Need to Know
While forgetfulness may be deemed as a usual sign of aging, Alzheimer’s is not. And Alzheimer’s Disease is something that shouldn’t be taken lightly. In the United States, it’s considered as the third leading cause of deaths in older people, […]
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