Many individuals make their health a priority. They exercise regularly, eat healthily, and have routine checkups. However, doing so can be more difficult for those who face medical challenges or have limited mobility. In these situations, people may find getting to medical appointments a daunting task. Other factors can make things even more challenging. For […]
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Do Dementia Patients Know They Are Dying?
Dementia is often seen as one of the most terrifying health issues one can face. Much of the reason is that people with dementia don’t just lose physical function, their mental function decreases as well. People with dementia often become shadows of their former selves, with losses in their ability to understand and engage with […]
Can a Sibling Prevent You from Seeing an Elderly Parent?
Family drama is a fact of life, especially when it comes to fights between siblings. But, oh, somehow everything seems to get worse when it comes to caregiving and aging parents. Many caregivers have found that the situation brings out the worst in their families, amplifying resentments and dramas that were already in place. That’s […]
Beware of Deepfake Deception: Protecting Seniors in Elections
Regardless of your political affiliation, we can admit that we’re all a little fed up with the spread of misinformation in just about every social and news media outlet. Unfortunately, technological advances make it easier for perpetrators to spread lies, deceive potential voters, and influence public opinion. Many of the tricks used are familiar and […]
Do People With Dementia Know They Have It?
Family caregivers often have questions about dementia and awareness. Do people with dementia know they have it? Are they aware of the changes that are happening in their behavior and mind? There are two big reasons why you might ask this. The first relates to how much the senior is suffering. Seniors who are aware […]
11 Tips for Caring for Seniors with Mental Disorders
Caring for seniors with mental disorders is a responsibility that requires compassion, patience, and understanding. People of all ages, including seniors, can face a variety of mental health challenges, including anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, and schizophrenia. There are also other conditions that affect the mind, including cognitive decline and dementia. Some of these conditions may […]