When it comes to dementia, especially Alzheimer’s disease, memory gets a bad rap. Memory loss is usually everyone’s biggest complaint- forgetting things, repeating things, losing things. And although memory loss is frustrating and memory seems to be the cognitive function ...
Read More »What Is “It”?
When Max was a baby he had a really high fever, so high that it caused a seizure. The doctors put him on anti-seizure medication just to be on the safe side. He fully recovered. When Max was six, he ...
Read More »A Guy Walks Into A Bar…
A guy walks into a bar… He is grey at the temples, walks with a cane, and limps severely to the right. His balance is so poor that when he tries to negotiate the one step up to the bar ...
Read More »Early Interventions in Early Stage Alzheimer’s: Part 2
How should I prepare for the future? As discussed in Part 1, the newly diagnosed person with Alzheimer’s disease has lots of work to do, as do the family members and friends who are wondering how they can help. For the ...
Read More »When Getting Dressed Takes A LOOONNNNGGG Time
I know I should be more patient, but it takes her so long to get dressed that I end up just doing everything for her.” I hear complaints like this all the time. Although a person with dementia may be ...
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