Why Behavior May Change If you care for someone with dementia, you may notice their symptoms feel worse in the winter—especially late in the afternoon and evening. Shorter days and less sunlight can lead to: More “sundowning.” Confusion, agitation, or pacing late in the day. Disturbed sleep. Napping all afternoon and then being awake all […]
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…That Actually Work for Aging Loved Ones January is when everyone talks about big resolutions. For older adults, huge goals can feel overwhelming or unrealistic—but small, steady changes can make a big difference. Here are realistic “resolutions” you can set with your loved one: Move a little every day. A short hallway walk, gentle stretches,
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Grieving a Parent or Spouse in a Season of Joy The holidays are sold as a time of joy, family, and warmth. But if you’ve lost a spouse or a parent, this season can feel like salt in a wound. The empty chair at the table. The stocking you don’t hang. The songs that bring
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