Adjusting to an Aging Mind
As our brains age, we’re less likely to think as quickly or remember things as well as we used to. However, don’t lose hope! Research is now showing how the […]
Being a Primary Carer of a Relative with Alzheimer’s Disease: The Long Goodbye
“It is a bittersweet irony that those who care for the sufferers in reality suffer more than the sufferers do themselves.” This is how Stephen Morgan, a primary caregiver for […]
Being Imperfectly Perfect
What a journey caregiving is! So, as I began my journey, I thought I would breeze through this stuff. What an eyeopener it was for me to realize I was […]
What is ‘Sundowning’ and how can we address it?
By Ethan Porjes You might find yourself caring for a loved one with Alzheimer’s disease and notice patterns in their behavior depending on the time of day. A popular change […]