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How can we differentiate behavioral changes and mood swings caused by dementia? And how do we cope with this as caregivers? How can we equip ourselves to reassure ourselves it’s the disease talking and not them?

By Being Patient | October 21st, 2020

As a caregiver, how do you keep people with Alzheimer’s or dementia socially active?

By Being Patient | October 21st, 2020

Is it bad that I want a bit of space from someone who has Alzheimer’s? Can I take a break?

By Being Patient | October 21st, 2020

How do you find activities for the person with dementia that fits their old interests without coming off as demeaning? How do you avoid talking to people with dementia as a child?

By Being Patient | October 21st, 2020

Should I take hormone replacement therapy when I’m reaching alzheimer’s and menopause?

By Being Patient | October 21st, 2020

Does amyloid plaque cause Alzheimer’s?

By Being Patient | October 21st, 2020

Does having Attention Deficit Disorder increase the chances of getting dementia?

By Being Patient | October 21st, 2020

What are the early signs of Alzheimer’s?

By Being Patient | October 21st, 2020

Why do most people get a diagnosis of mild cognitive impairment before they get the diagnosis that it’s a type of dementia?

By Being Patient | October 21st, 2020

How do experts know what kind of dementia you have?

By Being Patient | October 21st, 2020

Do experts think that treating depression can actually help improve memory?

By Being Patient | October 21st, 2020

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