Dementia is a cruel thief, steadily taking away the essence of a loved one right before your eyes. When a parent is diagnosed with dementia, the grieving process begins long before they physically leave this world. It is a unique form of grief, one that is deeply personal and profoundly challenging.
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Holidays are a time for celebration, family, and creating cherished memories. However, for families with loved ones who have dementia, holidays can present unique challenges. With some planning, understanding, and creativity, you can ensure that the holiday season remains joyful and meaningful for everyone involved.
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Caring for individuals with dementia involves creating a supportive and stimulating environment. Activities play a crucial role in enhancing their quality of life by providing mental stimulation, maintaining social connections, and improving mood.
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Several years ago I was working with a family whose mom was struggling at her current care home, things were not going well for the care provider nor the individual living in the home. We tried many different things to maintain her placement in the home but in the end it made the most sense to transition her to a new home where there would be increased compassion and support. In that move, her treasured baby doll got damaged in the move.
Should I Give My Mom with Dementia a Baby Doll? Read More »