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Learning to Deal with Mom's Distorted Reality: Current Events and Alzheimer's

Dorian Martin
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Dorian Martin, who helped to care for an aging grandmother and was...

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Tuesday, August 07, 2007
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I wrote about this topic previously in several SharePosts listed below, but I still think it's a skill that caregivers - especially those who are new to careing for loved ones who have dementia - need to learn how to develop. Learning how to respond in a loving way to comments that aren't based in reality can help you keep your own peace of mind as well as that of your loved one who has Alzheimer's.

 

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