“Why would you think I have Alzheimer’s? There isn’t anything wrong with me!” If perhaps you’ve heard a senior loved one with dementia frustratingly communicate…
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It’s one of the more challenging decisions we face in older years, and an extremely sensitive issue for adult children to initiate with their elder…
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Most people desire the most beneficial medical care for our family members, but is it feasible that every now and then, less is best? According…
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Living far away from family makes it hard to spend time with our older loved ones as frequently as we’d like, but during the holiday…
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Observing the holidays through the lens of dementia and Alzheimer’s disease can look far from merry and bright. Family may be weighed down with caregiving…
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Let’s be genuine: providing care for an aging loved one can become tiring, overwhelming, and isolating. When care demands advance, especially when a chronic condition…
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Even if we might like to turn a blind eye to it, family friction happens to be prevalent in some form for most people, and…
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The field of Alzheimer’s disease research is widening, and today there is an easy way every one of us can help hasten the finding of…
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Growing old calls for adapting to a variety of changes, and the way we care for our bodies is one of the most important ones….
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Continuum, providing home care in St. Louis, is pleased to share that there is great news for individuals with peripheral artery disease (PAD), a debilitating…
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