What to Expect When Diagnosed with Alzheimer’s Disease This Article is Brought to you by The Visiting Nurse Service of New York Signs and Symptoms If you or a loved one has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease or another form of dementia, you may have experienced problems with your memory, thinking, and concentration. Early on, the…
Rose Marie Mathew, M.D. Adapting to the aging process may often pose a challenge, especially when changes include memory loss or dementia. Dementia is a collection of symptoms that may include memory loss, personality change and impaired intellectual functioning, language or judgment. Dementia has many causes some of which may be treatable or reversible. The…
Dealing with Dementia: The Frustration of Forgetfulness This Article is Presented by The Visiting Nurse Service of New York Caregiving presents countless challenges, and when your loved one suffers from dementia or another illness that causes memory loss, these challenges often increase as your loved one loses capacity to function. Managing the frustration that can build…