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Apr 25, 2022 · Parents should assist their child on campus visits without micromanaging or projecting their own wishes. It is common and even expected that parents be part of visits to their children’s ...
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Oct 15, 2012 · Siblings have a “strength in numbers” advantage over only children when a parent develops Alzheimer’s — but for every additional family member in the mix of caregivers, there’s also an increased chance of communication snafus and discord in decision-making. Here’s how to keep everyone in the loop and on speaking terms: It’s a ...
As an adult child of a parent with dementia, you’ve undoubtedly faced challenges with your parent – perhaps the care, the conversations or the realization that the relationship with your mom or dad has changed. Your rapport with your parent is not the same as it was.
Having a great visit and understanding more about dementia might even encourage family and friends to visit more often. We share 4 tips for planning successful visits and share essential do’s and dont’s that create a positive experience by helping family and friends know what to say and do.
Inform your child's teacher and school counselor. Let them know the ways that Alzheimer’s disease is affecting your child and the family. Teens may open up more to an adult outside of the family, so explore whether a teacher, counselor or another kind of mentor is available.
May 7, 2021 · Giving Back to Mom: 2 Adult Children Care for Parents With Alzheimer’s Disease. Priscilla Jean-Louis and Peter Karris describe the challenges and rewards of tending to their mothers,...
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Oct 27, 2017 · Adult children often worry if they feel resentful about the amount of energy it takes to deal with their parent with dementia, whether at home or in a facility. Many children do not feel...
