I love Facebook! Many people, I know, will not agree with me. My sister is one. However, I theorize that these people, these naysayers, have not actually USED Facebook. They, instead, rely on news reportings detailing the problems that Facebook can cause: lack of privacy, etc. I want to relate to you my findings about Facebook and how it can be of value to those of us with dementia. (or, for that matter, for anyone!)
Facebook allows me to keep up with my friends and family, as well as...
One of the many heartbreaking effects of Alzheimer's and other dementias is that the person with the disease can become paranoid. You see... Read more »
My mother always told me not to get married at Christmas time. She and my dad eloped December 26, 1940. It sounds very romantic. But they... Read more »
The Social Services Team at the Alzheimer's Foundation of America (AFA) frequently receives questions from caregivers regarding rummaging... Read more »
Long married couples are often said to “finish each others sentences.” They work as a unit, and friends and family members are used to... Read more »
As we age, we tend to use the same vocabulary choices over and over, and, if what I surmise is correct, even those with normal mental ... Read more »
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