Alzheimer’s symptoms typically affects adults over the age of 65. But we’re learning that younger adults are at risk too. In fact, there’s a specific type of Alzheimer’s that affects adults in their 40s or 50s. And it’s known as…
What is Alzheimer’s Disease you ask? Surely you’ve heard the term. And you probably have an idea that it has something to do with memory loss. But you’re not 100% sure and would like to know more. Well, if that…
It’s a question we’d rather not think about. What are the final stages of dementia? But, if you have a loved one with dementia, the harsh reality is that the end will come sooner or later. Because, at least for…
Alzheimer’s disease and dementia have been around for a while. In the past, Alzheimer’s patients were just said to be senile. And memory loss was just part of aging. But today, we know a ton more about the disease and…
Senior moments happen to the best of us. Those momentary memory lapses as we age that can happen from day to day. Misplacing your glasses. Forgetting the day of the week. Trouble recalling someone’s name. Losing your car keys or…
Here’s a truth that’s hard to admit sometimes (both to ourselves and to others). The challenges of caring for a loved one with Alzheimer’s can be overwhelming. You obviously want what’s best for your loved one. But sometimes providing the…
Increased confusion. Leading to agitation in dementia… Panic… Aggression. As dementia or Alzheimer’s progresses, agitation in dementia patients is one of the common issues caregivers likely have to deal with. For a family member/primary caregiver, these episodes of confusion can…
We recently got a question from a woman concerned about her mother showing early signs of alzheimer’s. Her question was… “My mother is forgetting to pay her bills and isn’t managing her finances anymore. Is this a sign we need…
