Dementia is a serious problem in the elderly population; an estimated fourteen percent of people older than 70 have some form of dementia and this number increases to almost 40% of those over age 90. Although most people immediately think of Alzheimer disease when they hear the word “dementia”, there are actually many different causes […]
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Life is all about choices. After all, you don’t have to do anything you don’t want to. You could up sticks tomorrow and wander aimlessly through the badlands of the American West for the rest of your life, if you so chose. However, the key to achieving long-term success in both your career and your
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Caring for your parent who has signs or has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s is a hard road to travel, yet there are certain steps we can take to make sure the journey isn’t as rough. Longer independent living is a common goal for both the parent and the child. How can you stop and help
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