Showing posts with label dementia alzheimers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dementia alzheimers. Show all posts

Difficult parent with dementia


People with dementia often exhibit behaviors that are frustrating, embarrassing, and sometimes even dangerous to the caregiver and others.


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Simple word games dementia


Activities as simple as structured discussion groups and word games can benefit memory and thinking for people with Alzheimer’s or dementia.


A Yahoo keyword search from a person looking for information on dementia and word games lead to the following article in the Alzheimer's Reading Room.

Yahoo Keywords - Simple word games dementia

Simple Structured Discussions and Word Games Beneficial for People with Dementia

Activities for Dementia Patients


A search of Google using these keywords 

activities for dementia patients,

led to the following suggested articles.


More than half of Alzheimer's and dementia patients had inadequate meaningful daily activities at a senior center or at home.

Dementia Patient Won't Go to Social Daycare


How do you get a person living with Dementia to go to adult day care?

Question

One of our readers wrote:
Oh how I wish she would go! She calls it "Granny Day Care" and refuses to go.

I wanted her to go over a year ago. I told her recently that she would have made some new friends by now but she wants no part of it. I think they could accommodate the visual impairment there as well as the cognitive impairment.

She doesn't see herself as an older person, but she's 87!

Shaking my head....

What Color is Your Pee?


Human urine is a tool used in the diagnosis of illness since the earliest days of medicine.

What Color is Your Pee?

The color, density, and smell of urine can reveal much about the state of uour health.

High Fiber Foods That Make You Poop


Eating high-fiber foods helps you stay fuller longer, keeps you regular, and boosts colon health.

Getting enough fiber can be a challenge, but one certainly worth taking on.


Dr Oz talks about poop on his show regularly. It just never stops amazing me how many people have trouble pooping. Dr Oz wouldn't be spending so much time on poop unless it was a big problem.

Note, the majority of Dr Oz's viewers are women.

Dementia Signs in the Elderly


Most of the Alzheimer's caregivers I know can look back and identify symptoms and behaviors that they now know were early signs of Alzheimer's dementia.

Google Search - dementia signs in elderly

Bing Keyword Search - home care program


Home based care including assistance from trained professionals and overseen by geriatric clinicians led to improvements in care quality, ability to remain in home, and better self-reported quality of life in persons living with dementia.

Bing Keyword Search - home care program

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Yahoo Keyword Search - thyroid dementia symptoms


I often recommend to people I meet that they get the thyroid checked if they suspect, or are receiving, a diagnosis of dementia or depression.

Yahoo Keyword Search - thyroid dementia symptoms
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see at the Alzheimer's Reading Room