Monday, March 11, 2013
George used to stand in a corridor for hours - counting. "One, two, three, seven, one, ten". He was a resident in a nursing home and when he was doing his counting he would refuse to eat and it was very difficult to get him to engage in any sort of activity. Then, one of the nurses talked to a relati...
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Thank you for a wonderful post, Christine. People with Alzheimer's are people first and someone with a disease second. Understanding their life's journey defninitely helps caregivers deliver better care.
Blessings,
Carol