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Authored by CEO, Andria P. Dawuda, our blog is also a very important way of letting you know how we feel about what we do. For more dialogue on living with Dementia and Alzheimer's, be sure to follow us on Facebook and Twitter.

Posted by Andria Dawuda on Mar 03, 2023 under

A safe Home Environment

The home environment is usually the first line of defense, when “Aging Safely At Home”
1. The Walkway ( properly manicured shrubs, plants and flower beds) remove all overgrown bushes, and increase propper lighting.
2. Walkway to the house should be properly lit and is visi...

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Posted by Andria Dawuda on Jun 23, 2022 under

Dear Caregivers,

Have you ever wondered how you do it?

Have you ever wondered how you single handedly manage the hurdles of the everyday expectations of caregiving? It is tiring, isn't it? It is as rewarding as it is tiring, because only you can do what you do. Giving compassionate care as you zon...

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Solitude is a pain, especially if not prescribed by self

People are inclining togetherness

 How?

Becoming a member of

Or being a part of a greater community  

That is how you quell the burning pain of lonesomeness.

Social interaction is an automatic aphrodisiac for soul

It pushes, a pull,...

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People who are living with Alzheimer’s are vulnerable because, over time they have experienced various cognitive changes, so consistency is paramount in everything they do.

When assigning caregivers to Alzheimer’s clients, the aim is to focus on building a relationship of trust and bond betwe...

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Having good nutrition and a balanced diet is good quality of life. 

However, as older adults get older, many may lose the ability to respond to the stimuli for chewing and swallowing. 

Chewing and swallowing is the initial breaking down of solid food. 

This is the first stage of digestion. ...

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“Tell Tail Signs Your Loved-Ones are Experiencing the First Stages of Alzheimer’s”

It is important that children, family members and friends of individuals who are experiencing the first stages of Alzheimer’s disease, understand and know the physical changes that will occur, as the diseas...

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What is Sun-Downing?

Sundowning is a symptom of many neurological dieses, including Alzheimer’s.

It manifests itself through confusion, restlessness, increase fear and hallucination.

As the caregiver, what should you do when this occur?

Firstly, make patient/client’s safety your priority.

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One of the most important aspect of exhorting a great quality of life is to make sure that your client or patient have healthy gums, teeth, and tongue. Prevention is consistent oral care!

Some oral problems are bad breath, plaque buildup, or gum diseases.

A clean and happy mouth will sustain th...

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Hands and feet are also known as the Upper and lower extremities.

These parts of the body are as important as the brain, in my opinion!

As age manifest itself on the human body, immediate care becomes a priority.

Suggested Care

Some important function of the feet is mobility, having the abil...

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