When the Primary Caregiver Gets Sick: Does Your Family Have a Backup Care Plan?
In many families, one person holds the caregiving routine together. They know when their loved one wakes up, which breakfast feels familiar, where the medication information is kept and how to make a difficult afternoon more manageable. Everyone else knows that person is dependable. But what happens
10 Steps to Approach Memory Concerns in Someone You Love
Worried About Someone’s Memory? Here Are 10 Steps for Starting the Conversation You notice your mother asking the same question several times. Your father, who has always handled the household bills, suddenly seems confused by them. A spouse forgets an appointment that was discussed several times. O
When Dementia Changes Eating and Drinking: What Caregivers May Notice
For many families caring for someone with dementia, changes around food can be confusing. A person who once looked forward to dinner may suddenly show little interest in eating. Someone who always enjoyed certain foods may refuse them. A loved one may say they haven't eaten even though they finished
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