Family Matters
Alzheimer's or other dementias can send endless shockwaves through families. Everyone has a unique relationship with the sick person. Be prepared for old issues that might resurface even as new ones develop. Amid stress or fears, siblings may disagree about choices, while their own children struggle to understand what's happening. It’s also important to keep long-distance caregivers connected and involved.
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To-Do List:
When a Family Member Has Alzheimer's
Is it time to take the keys away? Visit the Driving Center for answers.
Let your visitors know you care. Add an Alzheimer's purple ribbon to your blog.
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What will you do when your parent with Alzheimer's can't live independently?
When the effects of Alzheimer's mean your parent can no longer live independently or with your other parent, where will you turn? (Choose one.)
Tip:
How to Get Someone With Alzheimer’s Disease to Take Medication
