Resources and Suggestions for caregivers and POAs of Dementia victims--forms to complete, websites to check
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Dementia Caregiver's Support and Victim Safety
Dementia Caregiver's Support and Victim Safety
These are resources I have used to better understand and help mom in her unique journey with Alzheimers.
Each Dementia victim is unique. Find what works for yours!
Caregiver Training Videos - Dementia Care - UCLA Health
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There are suggestions, advice, definitions, as well as safety supplies for sale
There are many resources available online. Facebook has some AMAZING forums for you to ask questions and read about how this disease affects people differently.
Teepa Snow has multiple YouTube videos all providing excellent viewpoints on Alzheimers and Dementia that may help with you understanding your loved one
Teepa Snow Dementia Videos
Hands Down the best online support group I have found during Mom's journey. YEARS of suggestions, virtual hugs, Do's and Don't and personal journeys that may mimic the one you or your loved one is on at this very moment. Like me.
Molly's Movement | Facebook
Works for ALL states! POAs and Living Wills. Free. UPS Stores are to all have notaries, but do not handwrite the information on your papers! Notaries can not legally approve something/acknowledge it, if it can be changed after the fact. Adobe has a f...
State of Ohio Health Care Power of Attorney of
Documents to have on hand!!
How to fill in PDF forms in Adobe Acrobat or Reader
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The most important advice from me, having had mom live with me, and now being in a Memory Care unit for one year, is to be in HER world when I am with HER. This is by FAR the hardest part of the disease--not being able to communicate with the person ...
Words are the first to go.
(Unsplash Images are free for us, provided by talented artists and photographers!) Undoubtedly one of the hardest changes a caregiver, family member, loved one, needs to alter is their perception of the world. It is common for us, as non-victims, to ...
HER sky is Purple
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four shirts, 2 pairs of pants, no socks. I have noticed that mom's style when it comes to clothing is NOT similar to others in her community. I have, however, heard that other victims do layer their clothing, some with only a sweater or jacket consta...