Today: Remembering Whitney, Girls and Reality TV, Stars' Awkward Photos
Sorted by: Top Picks

My FIrst Entry for New York Writer's Coalition Write-athon

By Paula Tohline Calhoun on
Memories like Butterflies or Gnats   My memories usually come in one of two forms. Some are like butterflies - colorful, bright, and fluttering happily and busily through my mind. Then, of course there are the bothersome gnats - those recollections that cloud my vision, follow the scent of my past relentlessly, and have me dodging it erratically and willy-nilly as I walk down my path of memories. I love remembering the butterflies, but the brushes of their wings do not wipe off the gnats from...Read Full Story

Signs and Symptoms

By Inge on  From dementiafor2.blogspot.com
I want to thank my new friend Dr. David Thomas for sharing these links with me and others. I invite you to visit his blog, " A Diary of a Psychiatrist with Lewy Body Dementia ". His is a very personal and informative blog. I am providing links to the articles that list these signs and symptoms. Please keep in mind that no one person will exhibit all of these but they are good indicators for you to look for not only in your loved one but yourself if you are the caregiver. 25 Habits Every...Read Full Story

Baby Boomers and Alzheimer's

By Joanie (The Boomer Queen) on  From fiftiesgeneration.blogspot.com
Hello, My Boomer Friends! My name is Joanie, and I am an official Baby Boomer. In fact, my passion is my new and upbeat Baby Boomer website, FIFTY IS NIFTY.net! I would like to greet my Diva friends from The Baby Boomer Diva Hall of Fame http://www.enjoyyourmenopause.com/web_of_fame.htm , along with my dear My Space friends, http://www.myspace.com/joanwhitehead plus, of course, my Baby Boomers buds at http://www.fiftyisnifty.net . Please see my Recommended Links below to visit my friends and...Read Full Story

My New Biggest Fear

By Inge on  From dementiafor2.blogspot.com
We all have thing we are afraid of. Some are afraid of being alone, others of crowds, heights, the dark, driving at night etc. This is a different kind of fear. I never really gave much thought to what Alzheimer's actually does to you until my grandmother was diagnosed. Then, I started reading everything I could get my hands on. Since Alzheimer's is a symptom of dementia, there is no test you can take to see if you have it. The only real way to know is through an autopsy. Everything else is...Read Full Story

Adoration

By Inge on  From dementiafor2.blogspot.com
Do you know what adoration means? It means 1) the act of worship 2)profound love or regard. What comes to your mind when you think of adoration? how would you describe this word to someone? For me, I see my grandmother looking at my children. I have never seen such a look! She seems to be memorizing my son's face. He doesn't see her that often, so I am amazed that she knows him. She used to ask for him but not anymore. Sharing laughter with my daughter is another image I see. She has always...Read Full Story
(Memphis, TN 2/15/12) A caregiver has been arrested for allegedly dragging, slapping, and cursing at an elderly woman in her care. Sixty-four-year-old Mary Sims was released Tuesday on a $2,500 bond, charged with elderly abuse, neglect or exploitation.  
From api.bing.com ()
Related news:
More perspectives...
Do you feel overwhelmed as you try your best to care for them, but in the end it just doesn’t seem to make a difference? Would you like to learn more about dementia issues? Have you ever considered what it would be like to walk in the shoes of someone ...  
From api.bing.com ()
More perspectives...
Participants will learn about the Family Caregiver Support Program, effective ways that they can plan for their future as a caregiver and what services and support options exist in the community. Participants are asked to register by Feb. 14 by ...  
From api.bing.com ()
Related news:
More perspectives...
I am starting a new thread in healthcare, the 8th in this blog, on Caregiving, focus on household, private and civil society practices. My parents are ageing, my father is 84 years old, my mother is turning 78 and she has Alzheimer's disease, her physicians in Bacolod City confirmed this just two weeks ago to my elder sister, who is the main caregiver for both on top of her regular office work on weekdays.My mother when she was bed ridden for...  
From blogger.com ()
Related news:
More perspectives...
SAN ANGELO, Texas — On Tuesday, the Alzheimer's Association is bringing Teepa Snow to Abilene, perfect for celebrating the "sweethearts" that caregivers are. Teepa Snow is renowned for working with Alzheimer's patients and training caregivers.  
From api.bing.com ()
Related news:
More perspectives...
The Alzheimer’s Association Caregiver Support Group will meet Thursday, Feb. 16, from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at the Tamarack Assisted Living Activity Center. Terry Wells, an Alzheimer’s Association volunteer will make the introductions. The program will be on ...  
From api.bing.com ()
Related news:
More perspectives...
The tips can help caregivers boost their own wellness while also increasing their capacity to care for loved ones. Self-care is taking on increasing importance, given research showing that a caregiver’s physical and mental well-being are at risk when ...  
From api.bing.com ()
More perspectives...
More From Zimbio
Zimbio Entertainment
Copyright © 2012 - Zimbio, Inc. Some rights reserved.
Share
. . .
Follow
. . .