Support for Dementia Caregivers: Coping with Decision Fatigue

Support for Dementia Caregivers: Coping with Decision Fatigue

Have you ever felt so mentally drained that even deciding what to eat felt overwhelming? You’re not alone. For those caring for a loved one with dementia, the sheer volume of decisions can make every day feel like an uphill climb. This overwhelming mental exhaustion...
What to Do When a Loved One With Dementia No Longer Recognizes You

What to Do When a Loved One With Dementia No Longer Recognizes You

“Laura, it’s so great to see you!” What a sweet greeting this would be…if you actually were Laura. More and more, Mom is confusing you with her sister, forgetting that you’re her daughter. When a loved one with dementia starts to lose memories and no longer recognizes...
From Clutter to Comfort: A Guide to Downsizing Your Parents’ Home

From Clutter to Comfort: A Guide to Downsizing Your Parents’ Home

You’ve finally decided to bite the bullet and start working on decluttering and downsizing your parents’ home. When you begin sorting through the basement, you come across a box of old family photos, a stack of forgotten love letters, a collection of vintage...
Understanding Alzheimer’s: The Role of Genetics and Risk Factors

Understanding Alzheimer’s: The Role of Genetics and Risk Factors

As you watch Mom struggling to think of your name or losing track of her day-to-day routine, an unsettling idea might sneak into your mind: “Is this my fate, too?” It is normal to battle with the fear of facing the same obstacles as a loved one with dementia, but...