... Now, he stands there and wets himself.”Other reasons why someone with Alzheimer’s may have trouble using the toilet include: Medications that relax the bladder, such as anxiety drugs or sleeping aids Drinks that make them pee more, such as soda or coffee Hard-to-remove clothes Obstacles that make it physically difficult to get to the restroom How To ...
When Someone With Alzheimer’s Refuses To Use the Toilet: What To Do
... Now, he stands there and wets himself.”Other reasons why someone with Alzheimer’s may have trouble using the toilet include: Medications that relax the bladder, such as anxiety drugs or sleeping aids Drinks that make them pee more, such as soda or coffee Hard-to-remove clothes Obstacles that make it physically difficult to get to the restroom How To ...
... All of this has given me the strength, tools, and resources to make sure that my dad is getting the best care. I now feel empowered to care for my father even though it is not easy nor fair.This disease is ugly. ...
My Perspective: I Am a Caregiver
... All of this has given me the strength, tools, and resources to make sure that my dad is getting the best care. I now feel empowered to care for my father even though it is not easy nor fair.This disease is ugly. ...
... “There have been two occasions when I have been frightened by his paranoia and anger, and it taught me to be more prepared should I have to exit quickly. ...
... You'll be surprised just how many others may share similar stories.Feel free to ask a question here. ...
... How does (whatever you brought in) make you feel right now? Does what I brought in make you think of another (piece of art/piece of music/etc.)? Which one? Why? ...
... If they ask about a loved one who has died, think ahead about how you might respond in a comforting way.One myALZteam member shared this approach: “I said that I had seen him earlier that day and he said to tell her that he loved her very much.”Find a Caregiver Support Routine That Works For YouOne of the most important things you can do as someone ...
When Your Loved One With Alzheimer’s Stops Recognizing You: What To Do
... If they ask about a loved one who has died, think ahead about how you might respond in a comforting way.One myALZteam member shared this approach: “I said that I had seen him earlier that day and he said to tell her that he loved her very much.”Find a Caregiver Support Routine That Works For YouOne of the most important things you can do as someone ...
... My Perspective articles discuss Alzheimer's disease and dementia from a specific point of view. We understand that everyone with the condition or caring for someone with the condition has a different experience. We aim to share as many of those viewpoints as we can. We’d love to hear from you. ...
My Perspective: Make ER Trips Bearable with a Caregiver Comfort Kit
... My Perspective articles discuss Alzheimer's disease and dementia from a specific point of view. We understand that everyone with the condition or caring for someone with the condition has a different experience. We aim to share as many of those viewpoints as we can. We’d love to hear from you. ...
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