Wednesday, May 29, 2013
For about three years before Mom was officially diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease, my parents had knock-down, drag-out fights. These fights seemed highly unusual since I don’t remember my parents ever fighting anytime in front of me while I was growing up or as an adult. Yet as Mom&rsquo...
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Hi Dorian,
I've often written about the caregiver emotions being transferred to the care receiver because I think people with dementia may be more tuned into body language and the "vibes" of a situation than people who can work with all of their faculties. This study seems to support that. Thanks for this update on an important point!
Carol