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Although it’s sad to see Liz leave Alzheimer’s Notes as my co-blogger, I can understand her need to prioritize her life and decided where she needs to spend her time. I’ve enjoyed having Liz blogging with me and found she added a dimension and interest to this blog.
As we experience September, autumn, back-to-school, and cooler […]
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Are you watching the Olympics? With Michael Phelps setting Olympic records, swimming will be taking a “front seat” in sports. More youngsters likely will want to become involved in swimming lessons and events.
If you have youngsters in your caregiver’s household, you may find their interest sparked by the Olympics competitions. Are you all interested in […]
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If you and your family are following the Olympics and would like some related activities and information, here’s a list of posts that appear on my blogs so far. My co-bloggers and I will be sharing more in the coming week.
Even your Alzheimer’s patient may enjoy watching some of these events even if they don’t […]
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I find the warmer days of summer a time when it’s often difficult to come up with tempting recipes. If this is a problem for you, too, as you search for recipes for your Alzheimer’s patient, your other family members and yourself, take some suggestions from the Food Bloggers.
Busy Family Meals - Slow down and try a […]
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Sometimes phrases will spark memories and enthrall the Alzheimer’s patient. See if you can remember any they may have been mentioned about your patient’s childhood. These may be outdated words and phrases, but they reflect the world where your patient currently resides.
The Dog Days of Summer….this was an expression of my childhood during the lazy, hazy days of […]
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In the United States, we’re celebrating Fourth of July, or Independence Day. There are parades, fireworks, community activities, and for many a weekend off from work. You may be somewhat confined at home, if you’re caring for an Alzheimer’s patient. Or you may be visiting your family member at a nursing home and joining in […]
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As the Fourth of July approaches, many communities will hold parades and fireworks. However, it’s usually not feasible to take Alzheimer’s patients to these. Sometimes even youngsters find them very tiring.
When you need relaxation and some home activities, check out some of those at One Book Two Book, where I’m a co-blogger. If the Alzheimer’s […]
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Blooming in June was the focus of the b5 Lifestyles Channel theme day, hosted by Linette Gerlach’s Mother Earth’s Garden blog. With everyone mentioning blooming, flowers, cooking, or expanding your talents, the blogs have a great deal to offer for broadening your horizons this summer.
Find here ways to brighten your days and that of your […]
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“School’s out! Summer vacation is here!” shout youngsters on their last day of school in the US. This day sees no lingering at the school yard, but a rush to get on with warm weather activities.
The Lifestyles Channel celebrates this occasion with a round-up of posts from the various bloggers’ reflections about this season.
Check out […]
Encouraging Alzheimer's caregivers from someone who's been there.
Written by Mary Emma Allen [email], and Liz Lewis, RN for b5media.
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