Lewy body dementia (LBD) is a progressive neurological disorder that affects a person’s thinking, behavior, and movement. It is the second most common form of dementia after Alzheimer’s. It is estimated that 1.4 million people in the United States live with LBD. The 7 stages of LBD are divided into 3 categories: mild, moderate, and […]
As our loved ones age, there may come a time when they require additional support and care. An assisted living community can offer a safe and nurturing environment for individuals who need some additional assistance with daily activities. As is the case with many families considering assisted living, you may wonder how old your loved […]
There isn’t a simple answer to whether someone with Alzheimer’s can sign legal documents. Seeking the assistance of an experienced lawyer is typically the best idea because the answer is that it depends. If a person still has legal capacity and can understand what they are signing, they can sign legal documents. Otherwise, they cannot. […]
It can be difficult to watch a loved one age. Watching the gradual changes over time can be difficult and emotional, and admitting we need help is something we’d all often rather avoid. But sometimes, you or a loved one may need help with daily activities, and this is when it may be time to […]
A decline in memory is one of the most observable signs of aging and cognitive problems. A good memory is a sign of mental clarity, and when you can cook recipes off the top of your head, remember people’s names easily, or shop off a mental grocery list, it’s rather impressive. People want to improve […]
As our parents age, many of us begin to worry about their cognitive health. Will they develop dementia or Alzheimer’s disease? While there’s no guarantee that reducing stress will prevent Alzheimer’s disease, the link between chronic stress and cognitive decline is becoming increasingly clear. In this blog post, we’ll explore the link between chronic stress […]
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