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“Love is all you need,” sings The Beatles, and that idea of love conquers all is woven all throughout our society. Oftentimes, this is the case, but when you or a spouse develop a chronic disease like dementia or another life-changing condition, even ...

One of the hardest things that adult children or caregivers can face is moving their loved one to memory care ... because, quite often, the loved one will refuse care. They may think that “nothing is wrong with them.” They may be afraid of what’s to ...

Keeping your blood pressure at a healthy level is incredibly important for everyone, no matter what their age. As we get older, however, our blood pressure changes and it becomes more difficult to keep a “normal” blood pressure. “High blood pressure, ...

Guilt is a constant companion to caregivers and family members who have a loved one with Alzheimer’s disease or another form of dementia. But even though it’s a feeling that’s natural and to be expected, it’s essential to find ways to cope, says Barbara ...

Is there anyone who doesn’t feel a little lift when they see a puppy playing or hear a cat purr? Pets bring so much joy to our lives with their unconditional love, playfulness and constant companionship. But did you know that pets can also improve your ...

Sharing the news that you have been diagnosed with dementia or another form of cognitive decline can be a scary and daunting prospect. You may be worried about how others will react, or how they may treat you differently now that you’re “sick.” According ...

Moving your loved one to a memory care community can be a hard decision, but for many, it is a relief. You know that your loved one will be receiving the care he or she requires, and will be as safe as possible in a home that’s been designed for their ...