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LEAVE A COMMENTWhen a parent is diagnosed with dementia, it puts immense pressure on both of your shoulders as you try to understand what’s happening and struggle with the limitations facing both of you. Undeniably this is a challenging time and will become more so over time. However, there are things you can do to keep the connection with your loved one… Read More
LEAVE A COMMENTDementia is most common after the age of 60, although it can occur at earlier ages. Dementia occurs when brain function is lost, in which there is deterioration in memory, thinking, behavior and the ability to carry out everyday activities. The progression of the condition can be stopped or reversed in some cases, especially when dementia is due to medications,… Read More
LEAVE A COMMENTMost of us will have some problems with short-term memory and processing new information as we age. That kind of cognitive decline is a part and parcel of an aging brain, which is kind of a reminder that we aren’t as young as we used to be, but we manage. Talking about dementia, it is a different story altogether. If… Read More
LEAVE A COMMENTDementia is the umbrella term that describes an overall decline in mental ability severe enough to interfere with daily life (interrupt regular tasks), with Alzheimer’s being the most well-known and the most common type of dementia. It isn’t always right to take a decline in cognitive skills and memory as just part of the natural aging process, as often, mental… Read More
