Legal guardianship of an aging parent may be necessary when the senior’s cognitive functions dwindle to the point where he is no longer able to… Read More »How to Become the Legal Guardian of Your Senior Parent
Alzheimer’s is a progressive brain disease that currently has no cure. Recent research, however, has shown how a stroke drug could be an effective and… Read More »Stroke Medication May Defend Against Alzheimer’s Disease and other Forms of Dementia
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Paranoia in the elderly can be an outcome of Alzheimer’s disease. Seniors affected by paranoia may falsely believe someone is stealing their possessions, for instance.… Read More »How to Manage Paranoia in the Elderly
Gift-giving and receiving is enjoyed by all, whether it is during the holidays, on special occasions or just as an everyday thoughtful gesture. Choosing a… Read More »8 Gift Ideas for Seniors with Dementia
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