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LEAVE A COMMENTWhen someone we love or care for is diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease or another form of dementia, we become extra cautious and make it a point to keep them as safe as possible. It goes to the extent of potentially keeping them indoors (not letting them outside in any way) to prevent them from wandering (a common behavioral symptom of… Read More
LEAVE A COMMENTWe often see elderly parents refusing help and care from their children. Many adult children find it difficult to convince their parents to take advice or accept help with their daily tasks. Older adults refusing to accept help is the norm, rather than the exception. In this regard it won’t be right to put all the blame on aging adults,… Read More
LEAVE A COMMENTAge brings with it a host of health problems- delirium and dementia being the most common among them. Both these are the most common causes of cognitive impairment, although affective disorders like depression can also disrupt cognition. Both these conditions require just as much care as physical conditions, such as high blood pressure and heart disease. Dementia and delirium are… Read More
LEAVE A COMMENTAlzheimer’s disease is by far the most common type of dementia affecting nearly 4.5 million individuals, nearly 6 million Americans currently living with Dementia or Alzheimer’s disease and this number is expected to grow. Memory slips are normal as we age, but when forgetfulness starts interfering with everyday life, or symptoms pop up suddenly, it’s best to see a doctor.… Read More
