When Learning New Things Gets Harder (Episodic memory + hippocampus) Some of the first signs of Alzheimer’s show up in […]
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That’s when I realized that if we wanted genuinely personalized care, I needed to help fill in the gaps, not
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If you’ve been following our blood sugar series, you’ve seen us explore the surprising link between Alzheimer’s and insulin resistance—what
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If you’re caring for someone with Alzheimer’s, you know how quickly everyday routines can start to feel confusing or overwhelming—for
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A Sample Daily Routine Adapting Over Time For the first three years, our mom managed this routine independently. By year
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How We Organized Mom’s Bedroom Practical Tips for Caregivers Creating a supportive bedroom is a small but powerful step toward
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How We Organized the Kitchen Adapting Over Time Practical Tips for Caregivers With a few thoughtful adjustments, you can create
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How We Organized Our Mom’s Bathroom Sink Area Shower Practical Tips for Caregivers With a few thoughtful changes, you can
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When our mom was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, we started a new tradition: an annual holiday picture card. Christmas has always
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