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... Below the surface, our loved ones living with Alzheimer's experience days that vary: days of frustration might be followed by alternate days when they seem "better." There's so much more to Alzheimer's than meets the eye. We know that Alzheimer's comes with hundreds of possible combinations of symptoms, many of which appear invisible to outsiders. ...
Alzheimer's: What People Don't See (Infographic)
... Below the surface, our loved ones living with Alzheimer's experience days that vary: days of frustration might be followed by alternate days when they seem "better." There's so much more to Alzheimer's than meets the eye. We know that Alzheimer's comes with hundreds of possible combinations of symptoms, many of which appear invisible to outsiders. ...
... If you’re kept up at night, disrupted sleep can make caregiving seem that much more stressful. Researchers aren’t sure exactly what causes sundowning, which is an increase in confusion that may affect people with dementia after dark. ...
Sundowning and Alzheimer’s: 8 Facts for Caregivers To Know
... If you’re kept up at night, disrupted sleep can make caregiving seem that much more stressful. Researchers aren’t sure exactly what causes sundowning, which is an increase in confusion that may affect people with dementia after dark. ...
... If certain objects seem to trigger the hallucinations, place them where your loved one won’t see them. If the hallucinations seem to happen at a certain time of day, change your routine for that stretch of time and see if that helps.7. Get HelpIf your loved one is experiencing hallucinations, talk to their health care provider at the next visit. ...
Alzheimer’s Hallucinations: 7 Ways To Respond
... If certain objects seem to trigger the hallucinations, place them where your loved one won’t see them. If the hallucinations seem to happen at a certain time of day, change your routine for that stretch of time and see if that helps.7. Get HelpIf your loved one is experiencing hallucinations, talk to their health care provider at the next visit. ...
... “It doesn’t seem that bad...”They might be faking it...Just hire someone...God doesn't give you more than you can handleEveryone forgets things sometimes Everyone's situation is different and not all of these apply to each person. Tell us: What advice about Alzheimer's do YOU wish people would stop telling you? ...
Your Answers: The Worst Alzheimer's Advice (Infographic)
... “It doesn’t seem that bad...”They might be faking it...Just hire someone...God doesn't give you more than you can handleEveryone forgets things sometimes Everyone's situation is different and not all of these apply to each person. Tell us: What advice about Alzheimer's do YOU wish people would stop telling you? ...
... If they aren’t aware, correcting them can be disorienting.Instead, if they seem focused on the past, gently meet them there. Ask about something that happened years ago, or follow their lead in conversation. ...
When Your Loved One With Alzheimer’s Stops Recognizing You: What To Do
... If they aren’t aware, correcting them can be disorienting.Instead, if they seem focused on the past, gently meet them there. Ask about something that happened years ago, or follow their lead in conversation. ...
... My husband doesn't seem to care the way he used to.• We did the hardest thing I have ever done this past Monday, my dad and I moved my mom into a Memory Care Unit. • A member shares a funny pin, "Caregivers day off". Can you relate?Have another topic you'd like to discuss or explore? Go to myALZteam today and start the conversation. ...
Self-Care and Alzheimer's
... My husband doesn't seem to care the way he used to.• We did the hardest thing I have ever done this past Monday, my dad and I moved my mom into a Memory Care Unit. • A member shares a funny pin, "Caregivers day off". Can you relate?Have another topic you'd like to discuss or explore? Go to myALZteam today and start the conversation. ...
... "If something doesn't seem right, I trust my gut and look for answers." -Member of myALZteam "When my mother was first diagnosed, I kept my mouth shut even if the doctors said something incorrect or suggested something that I knew wouldn't work. I'm learning to trust those feelings - my intuition - and speak up." ...
The Importance of Trusting Yourself
... "If something doesn't seem right, I trust my gut and look for answers." -Member of myALZteam "When my mother was first diagnosed, I kept my mouth shut even if the doctors said something incorrect or suggested something that I knew wouldn't work. I'm learning to trust those feelings - my intuition - and speak up." ...
... When our loved one insists that something is missing or that they saw an old friend, letting them down can seem cruel. ...
Dealing With Confusion and Alzheimer's
... When our loved one insists that something is missing or that they saw an old friend, letting them down can seem cruel. ...
... • Does anyone have any suggestions on making sure my husband makes it to the bathroom...he can't seem to find it anymore 😞Here are some conversations about fall prevention:• "I know that leaving him alone for more than a couple of hours is not a good idea he gets into mischief. My fear is that he will get hurt. ...
Fall Prevention and Alzheimer's
... • Does anyone have any suggestions on making sure my husband makes it to the bathroom...he can't seem to find it anymore 😞Here are some conversations about fall prevention:• "I know that leaving him alone for more than a couple of hours is not a good idea he gets into mischief. My fear is that he will get hurt. ...
... A lowered response to dopamine could help explain why people with Alzheimer’s seem to feel and express less emotion.Other research has found that people with mild cognitive impairment often show more exaggerated negative emotions on their faces. ...
Can Alzheimer’s Cause Facial Changes? What We Know
... A lowered response to dopamine could help explain why people with Alzheimer’s seem to feel and express less emotion.Other research has found that people with mild cognitive impairment often show more exaggerated negative emotions on their faces. ...