Dementia and Your Loved One
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Dementia and Your Loved One

I've been a caretaker of an elderly woman with dementia for over two years. I've seen the effects of this mental affliction, and how devastating it can be to loved ones. This is why I am a firm believer in seeking a professional diagnosis, so the patient may receive necessary care and treatment. Once diagnosed at the onset of symptoms, a plan can be devised. Through social interaction and daily care, my charge has achieved a higher quality of life. If your loved one has been diagnosed with dementia or Alzheimer's disease, you can make a difference. Love will find a way.

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Dementia and Your Loved One

  • Features Of A Good Doggy Day Care Center

    12 October 2015

    If you are a pet owner who works long hours or must be away from your dog for extended periods of time, then a doggy day care center may be the perfect solution for you and your dog. A good doggy day care center will do much more than merely watch your dog and keep them safe. The staff at the doggy day care center will evaluate your dog's temperament and needs and then devise an individualized learning plan for your dog.

  • Health Tips: Wart Prevention, Early Signs, & Natural Solutions

    23 September 2015

    Warts occur when certain strands of viruses latch onto your skin due to either a small cut or a large opening. These unsightly virus-infested havens manifest themselves as a white growth that sprouts from your skin. Do not worry, because you can protect yourself with the help of your health specialist, this guide, and a few natural solutions. How To Prevent Warts Wart-causing viruses can enter and take over your skin through openings, such as a small scratch.

  • How To Help Your Loved One Get Used To An In-Home Care Provider

    23 September 2015

    If you are working a job and have children, you likely don't have time to try to take care of an elderly relative. You might not have the time to make sure that they are eating well-rounded meals, are able to bathe and go to the bathroom easily, and are able to get dressed and go outside. This can put a significant mental toll on your because you might feel very guilty about this.

  • What To Do If You Suspect You Have Asbestos In Your Home

    9 September 2015

    If you're planning on renovating your home and it is several decades old, you should be alert to the presence of asbestos. Asbestos was once widely used in home construction. It is now linked to various health problems, such as mesothelioma, so it is not used as much now. If your home is old, it could be in your floor tiles, siding, or ceiling tiles. Here are a few tips for dealing with it.

  • 3 Options For Non-Narcotic Pain Managment For Chronic Pain

    21 August 2015

    If you suffer from chronic pain, effective pain management can be very challenging. It is often difficult to effectively treat your pain without developing a dependency on powerful narcotic pain medications. Unfortunately, current statistics list that up to 5% of people that use narcotics for as little as a year develop an addiction to them and therefore, it is a good idea to consider the non-narcotic pain management options that can help you.