My Parent Has What?
When a parent is diagnosed with Dementia you may often say, “My parent has what?” The shock and disbelief of this diagnosis is something...
Love in a Hundred Ways
To all the caregivers and those who will become a caregiver, showing love for a parent in need can be most rewarding and the...
What Kind of Tests Does a Neurologist Do For Alzheimer’s/Dementia?
Neurologists are doctors who specialize in disorders of the central and peripheral nervous system. They are often a key component in diagnosing Dementia and...
Is it Selfish to Want Some Alone Time?
A question recently came up in our Alzheimer’s and Dementia Support Group, and We wanted to take the time to answer it for everyone that might...
Breaking News: New Blood Test could Detect Alzheimer’s Disease
The hardest part of Alzheimer’s is that the current 100% test for Alzheimer’s Disease is a Postmortem examination of the brain. Obviously, that sucks for those...
Alzheimer’s Disease: Here’s What People Don’t See
Alzheimer’s Disease is like an Iceberg. An Iceberg has over 90% of its mass below the surface. Meaning that you don’t see 90% of the...
Alzheimer’s Patients Light up with Joy over Therapy Animals
rom personal experience, my pet’s have always cheered me up. Pets are simply amazing and can do wonders for anyone. They provide companionship and someone to...
Dementia: Here’s What People Don’t See
Dementia is like an Iceberg. An Iceberg has over 90% of its mass below the surface. Meaning that you don’t see 90% of the iceberg....
