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7 Common Mistakes That Can Unintentionally Lead to Weight Loss in Dementia

Leave a Comment / Daily Care & Safety / Suzanne Sandwiese

When a loved one with dementia starts losing weight, our first thought is usually, “they aren’t eating enough.” Yet, the […]

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Why Do Many People with Dementia Lose Weight? And What Can We Do About It?

Leave a Comment / Daily Care & Safety / Suzanne Sandwiese

Many family members get frightened when they see their loved one with dementia getting thinner and thinner. Unfortunately, weight loss

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What I Have Learned About Myself Since Caring for My Wife with Dementia…

Leave a Comment / Uncategorized / Suzanne Sandwiese

When someone asks me where I find the strength to care for her, I can honestly say: I had no

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How Does Nurturing Social Connections Protect Our Brain?

Leave a Comment / Dementia Prevention & Brain Health / Suzanne Sandwiese

Spending time with friends, having family conversations, or even sharing a quick chat with a neighbor does more than just

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When a loved one with dementia seems stubborn – what is actually behind it?

Leave a Comment / Daily Care & Safety / Suzanne Sandwiese

Many family members say that their loved one with dementia has “become very stubborn.” They do not want to bathe,

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Why looking at old photographs is good for a loved one with dementia

Leave a Comment / Daily Care & Safety / Suzanne Sandwiese

For those living with dementia, recent events often blur or fade away, while old memories frequently remain vivid and clear.

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An elderly man with dementia sitting on the edge of his bed at night in a dark room, unable to sleep.

Dementia and Sleep Problems: How to Handle Sleep-Wake Cycle Disruptions

Leave a Comment / Daily Care & Safety / Suzanne Sandwiese

One of the most common symptoms is the disruption of the circadian rhythm, which is responsible for the sleep-wake cycle.

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Repetition Over and Over Again

Leave a Comment / Daily Care & Safety / Suzanne Sandwiese

When most people think of dementia, forgetfulness is the first thing that comes to mind. For example, lost memories or

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An elderly woman with dementia sitting at home in her room, looking out the window with a blank, distant stare.

The Blank Stare as a Symptom of Dementia

Leave a Comment / Managing Dementia Behaviors / Suzanne Sandwiese

A common symptom of dementia is what is often called a “blank stare.” When this happens, the eyes of your

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“I Want to Go Home”

Leave a Comment / Managing Dementia Behaviors / Suzanne Sandwiese

Family members and caregivers of people living with dementia often face the situation where their loved one says over and

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