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Those who care for someone with Dementia know that each new day presents new challenges. Even the most mundane tasks -- things that people would consider simple or routine, become filled with difficulty and stress. My 82 year-old mother had an 11 a.m. appointment at the Wal-Mart vision center. Mom had lost her glasses (or… Continue reading Dealing With Dementia: The Eye Exam
My Mom is 82 years old and has developed dementia. I don't know if it's Alzheimers or some other form. I'm not sure it really matters. Dementia in all its forms is a devastating condition for both those who suffer from it and those who love them. My Mom's condition came on suddenly. Or maybe… Continue reading Dealing with Dementia: Flip a Coin
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