The Saturday Review from the Alzheimer's Reading Room.
Alzheimer's Reading Room
Overwhelming Change, and the Long Walk Up the Down Staircase
"New choices are made when we feel uncomfortable. When our discomfort and our pain force us to find a new path. This discomfort leads to change. Change leads to new discovery from within. We then become more than we were before."
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Alzheimer's World -- Two Circles Trying to Intersect
It takes lots of thought, hard work, and the development of a new mental construct of communication and behavior to understand Alzheimer's disease. It takes time.
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The Alzheimer's Hamster Within YOU
One of the most difficult tasks an Alzheimer's caregiver faces is the development of a new set of communications skills. Sooner or later the caregiver needs to come to an understanding that the way they have communicated in the past, before Alzheimer's, won't work in a world filled with Alzheimer's disease.
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Can Baby Boomers Dodge the Alzheimer's Bullet?
"New choices are made when we feel uncomfortable. When our discomfort and our pain force us to find a new path. This discomfort leads to change.Change leads to new discovery from within. We then become more than we were before."
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Original content Bob DeMarco, the Alzheimer's Reading Room
