Cynthia Barton
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Thursday September 06, 2007
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- Depending on the type of dementia your father has and the severity of his impairment, he might be quite safe at home on his own for a long time to come. The problems faced by people with Alzheimer's disease are usually with memory, so your dad is likely to function quite well if he's in a familiar setting with an established routine and a system of reminders...
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Monday September 03, 2007
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- Although your first instinct is to correct your mother, the person with dementia often can't think logically. Attempts to dissuade her from what she believes will often make her agitated and may leave you feeling more upset as well. No one wants to spend valuable time arguing with a loved one with dementia...
