Caregiver Support
monthly blog posts featuring advice, life hacks, and encouragement for those caring for a loved one with memory loss
Dignity is defined by Merriam-Webster as, “the quality or state of being worthy, honored or esteemed.” Respect is defined as, “to consider worthy of high regard: esteem.” Every person is entitled to dignity and respect as a human. We want these things for ourselves. For those with memory impairment, the desire for dignity and respect... Read more »
Urinary tract infections (UTIs) can cause a lot of trouble – more than you might think. For people living with dementia, something as simple as collecting a urine sample can be a challenge for any number of reasons. To put it in perspective, in just the general geriatric population, UTIs are responsible for 25% of... Read more »
Recently, in a caregiver support group meeting, I asked the question: “If you wrote a book about your caregiving journey, what would the title be?” Here are some of the answers that were given: Why Am I the Target? Oh, Crap! God Will Get Me Through This Step by Step The Day Everything Became About... Read more »
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