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Wandering: A New DVD Explains It All

Wandering: A New DVD Explains It All

by AFA Social Services Team
Monday, April 07, 2008

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New DVD Explains Wandering

Given that an estimated 60 percent of individuals with Alzheimer's disease will wander at some point during the progression of the disease, the Alzheimer's Foundat...

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Sue
Monday, April 07, 2008 at 10:39 PM

Thanks Team for letting us know about this new material. Wandering is certainly a concerning issue, one that has been discussed here by many. Check out these posts on the topic:

Wandering Behavior in Alzheimer's Patients by Christine Kennard

Alzheimer's and Wandering: The Death of a Brave Woman

Tracking Bracelets Rescue Alzheimer's Patients Who Wander

Planning Ahead with Our Loved One's Wandering

All the best, sue (moderator)

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