Understanding and Managing Alzheimer’s Rummaging
You’ve noticed the TV remote is missing from the living room. Cabinets and drawers are askew and things seem like they’ve been rummaged through. If
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You’ve noticed the TV remote is missing from the living room. Cabinets and drawers are askew and things seem like they’ve been rummaged through. If
Alzheimer’s disease poses a number of challenges for people. In particular, during the middle and late stages of the disease, eating can be difficult for
Among the many challenging behaviors the caregivers of Alzheimer’s patients may experience, those of aggression and agitation may be the most upsetting and scary. Although
Providing a comfortable and safe home environment for a loved one with Alzheimer’s or another form of dementia is key to improving the person’s emotional
Alzheimer’s disease is an ever-evolving condition; just when you’ve figured out how to best manage one symptom or behavioral issue, another springs up to take