Daily Care for Alzheimer's and Other Dementias
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- My 85 year-old mother was diagnosed with Alzhiemer's Disease about two years ago. My dad and I are with her most of the time. Within the last month and a half she has had two serious falls. The first time she broke a vertebrae and had to have a procedure where they injected a cement type of material into the area...
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- My father-in-law, who is in the later-middle stage of dementia, is mostly content when he is watching DVDs. He has a large collection (about 300 movies) and usually spends 12 or more hours a day sitting on the couch watching them. My husband and I enrolled him in an adult day program, trying to provide...
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- Helping someone who believes they are always dirty
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- How do I get my able-bodied mom to bathe?
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- My daughter and her husband live with my mother-in-law (age 85) that has Alzheimer's. She can not be left alone at all anymore because she wanders off often. She does not know who any of us are including my husband who is her only child and often says she is going home even though she is living in her home...
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- My mother has Alzheimer's and has developed a fear of water- how can I deal with this? For more information, please visit www.caring.com
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- What can we do if the Alzheimer's facility that my mom lives in won't bathe her? It has been six months! Find out at Caring.com.
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- Elderly people sometimes refuse to bathe out of modesty or fear of falling. What can you do to help when when a parent refuses to bathe or shower?
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