Whose Truth Is It Anyway?
In today’s world, it can be hard to distinguish between fact and fiction. But maybe dementia can teach us empathy – to learn to tolerate alternative truths. For dementia carers, it’s an important lesson to learn.
Alzheimers
Early Signs Of Dementia
From our Carer Tips series: What are the early signs of dementia, and when is it time to talk to the GP? This was our experience.
A Dementia Carer’s Plea: Let’s Work Together
Being a dementia carer can be exhausting, dispiriting work, as we fight our battles alone. But if we supported one another, life could be very different.
Being Normal
When you’re living with dementia, it doesn’t help when people and circumstances keep reminding you of it. It’s better when you can just forget all about it
Inappropriate Behaviour
We’re told that people with dementia can have socially inappropriate behaviour at times. The question is, what’s appropriate – and who decides?
Same Dementia, Different Story
The public perception of dementia is that it’s an end-of-life illness. We’ve seen plenty of evidence that for those who stay active and engaged, the diagnosis is just a new start. We have a different story to tell.