Alzheimer's - People That Are Interested In Alzheimer's

Susan Berg

posted 12/14/2007, comment (1)

Top Holiday Gifts For Those With Dementia

Over 5 million Americans are living with Alzheimer's disease or a related dementia. Buying a gift for them for the holidays is not difficult if you keep a few things in mind.First you should know the persons likes and dislikes. Also important is knowing their strengths and weaknesses. In addition consider, when purchasing a gift for someone... Read more Chevron

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posted 12/14/2007, comments (5)

Clock and Calendar for people with Alzheimer's

Combs Commercial Desk Clock and Calendar - Quartz We have been contacted by many relieved carers, nursing professionals and relatives who have finally found this clock and calendar. They have pleaded with us to advise people about this fantastic clock, as they have spend lots of time and energy contacting numerous... Read more Chevron

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posted 11/17/2007, comments (2)

safe houseplants?

I would like to bring houseplants and window gardening into the facility where I work. We have a resident cat and 32 alzheimer residents. I would like a list of what plants are safe.

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posted 10/31/2007, comments (0)

Before Alzheimer's becomes a national crisis, new programs are trying to ease the pain and stress of

The latest issue of Greater Good magazine is out (Fall 2007). This issue explores the "21st Century Family", discussing the many ways that American family life has been transformed in recent years. Families today face issues their grandparents could scarcely have imagined: the challenges of being a dual-income couple; the question... Read more Chevron

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posted 10/04/2007, comment (1)

Behavioral changes

I have a loved one that lives in CA and I live in MD. I talk to him at least twice a week, and noticed nothing. However, I have been told that he gets agitated very easily. I am trying to find out what are some of the behavioral changes people with alzheimers experience?

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