Organising diagnosis
Organising for your loved one to be diagnosed is always very hard as they are absolutely terrified. They will never admit they have a problem with their memory
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After Diagnosis next steps
Once they are diagnosed and have been provided with medication, there are many steps you need to do.
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How can others help and support you
Sadly carers are left to do everything on their own - this is what others can do to assist you
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Become organised and clear out (update)
It is absolutely heartbreaking to watch them decline before your eyes and there is nothing you can do to stop this
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Stages of Decline
It is absolutely heartbreaking to watch them decline before your eyes and there is nothing you can do to stop this
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Disappointment, criticism loss of friends and family
Friends and Family have no understanding of how dementia affects your life, unless they have lived it too.
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Exhaustion / Frustration / Challenges / being Late / no life
There is nothing like carers exhaustion - it completely sucks the life out of you
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Personal care dressing
As they decline, you will need to do things they no longer can do for themselves
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Install cameras
All dementia sufferers loathe having a shower. As they decline you will need shower rails and a chair in the shower for them to sit on.
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Showering
All dementia sufferers loathe having a shower. As they decline you will need shower rails and a chair in the shower for them to sit on.
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Vital Call
All dementia sufferers loathe having a shower. As they decline you will need shower rails and a chair in the shower for them to sit on.
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Respite essential for your well being
Respite care is essential for every full time unpaid carer or you will be in your grave before they are
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Pull Ups
As Mum became incontinent I put her in pull ups
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Food is their pleasure
Food is their great pleasure in life
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Dementia Clock - absolutely essential
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Fun things to do (update)
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Safety
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End of Life Care
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They become like Children (update)
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Humour - made sure Mum laughed every day
I made sure we laughed every single day
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Music is amazing (update)
Music helps the brain reconnect and brings so much pleasure to everyone
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A Carers Story on Facebook
Sadly Every carer will be able to relate to some of this story. Sadly very few will have this happy ending with their family.
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