When tragedy reshapes your life, having a supportive community is key to your survival. Since my husband died of Alzheimer's three months ago, I've been in a cave of sorts, rarely leaving the house. My neighbors drew me back into the world of the living - with a tree.
For family dementia caregivers, grief and guilt can become interwined. This episode includes a simple, self-care ritual for the caregiver.
Wandering and the Bring Me Back Home Program
The Dilemma of Dementia and Driving: Taking away the keys?
"I Didn't See It Coming" - Interview with LBD caregiver Mary Lou Falcone
Illusive Dreams and Frustrating Dementia Care Ads
My Caregiver Friend Died First
Why Join a Support Group? To Survive!
My First Holiday Season Alone
Not Feeling Festive? Light a Solstice Candle
Alzheimer's and Hope - A Gift or A Curse?
Death and the Funeral
Hospice - Help When the End is Near
Sudden Falls and Rapid Changes
Mistakes and Dementia Self-Care Rituals
Our Loved Ones - The Power of the Stories We Tell
Alzheimer's and Vision Changes
Why You Need a Medical ID Bracelet
Lost in the Front Yard
Using the Word "Alzheimer's"
Getting the Diagnosis
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