Alzheimer's Reading Room

  • HOME
  • ABOUT
  • TEST YOUR MEMORY
  • DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ALZHEIMER'S and DEMENTIA
  • COMMUNICATING in ALZHEIMER'S WORLD
  • LAST 25 ARTICLES
  • NEED HELP? SEARCH OUR KNOWLEDGE BASE for ANSWERS

Dec 30, 2015

Alzheimer's Patient Dotty Shine on Harvest Moon

Dotty Talks about her mother, the Lobster Club, and sings Shine on Harvest Moon (guest appearance by Harvey).

Alzheimer's Reading Room

Alzheimer's Patient Dotty Shine on Harvest Moon | Alzheimer's Reading Room

Dotty is 95 years old and is deeply forgetful.

Learn More - Test Your Memory for Alzheimer's or Dementia (5 Best Memory Tests)


And here it is again by popular demand. Dotty talks about her mother, the Lobster Club, and sings.



More Insight and Advice from the Alzheimer's Reading Room

The Best Way to Find Solutions to the Problems that Caregivers Face Each Day

 What's the Difference Between Alzheimer's and Dementia

 Dementia Patient Wears the Same Clothes Over and Over

 You Can’t Leave a Person with Dementia Alone by Themselves

 Test Your Memory for Dementia in 15 Minutes (SAGE)

 Problems with Balance, Walking, Falling an Early Sign of Dementia | Alzheimer's Reading Room

Original content Bob DeMarco, the Alzheimer's Reading Room
By Bob DeMarco at 12/30/2015 12:36:00 PM
Labels: alzheimers patient sings , dementia patients sings , dotty sings , family , health , lifestyle , music , music alzheimer's , singing alzheimer's , singing dementia
Newer Post Older Post Home
Subscribe to the Alzheimer's Reading Room
Email:
Our award winning Kowledge Base is easy to search and easy to use.

Need Help? Search the Alzheimer's Reading Room Knowledge Base


Search over 5,000 Articles for advice, insight, and your education needs. We have the answers you need - give it a try.

Rated #1 by Healthline and WEGO Health

Popular Posts

  • How to Test Your Memory for Alzheimer's and Dementia (5 Best Tests)
    These five memory tests for Alzheimer's and dementia are designed to detect early signs of cognitive impairment, memory loss, or proble...
  • What is The Difference Between Alzheimer's and Dementia
    Dementia presents as a group of symptoms, and Alzheimer's disease is the most common cause of dementia. By Bob DeMarco Alzheimer&#...
  • Test Your Memory for Dementia in 15 Minutes (SAGE)
    The research from this Alzheimer's memory test, Self-Administered Geocognitive Examination (SAGE), shows that four out of five people (...
  • Urinary Tract Infection, You Can Learn From My Experience
    When a UTI goes undetected in an Alzheimer's patient they can become mean, delusional, dull, disoriented or worse. Undetected UTIs are ...
  • Bill Gates Invests $100 Million into Alzheimer's Research
    Bill Gates is investing $50 million in the Dementia Discovery Fund , a venture capital fund that brings together industry and government to ...
  • How I Stopped My Mother from Being Mean to Me
    Alzheimer's caregivers often feel enormous stress when their loved one is mean to them; or, engages in difficult behaviors that are har...
  • Why Do People Living with Alzheimer's Want to Go Home?
    Do Alzheimer's patients want to go home? Or are they longing for a time and place when they were safe and secure and knew everyone's...
  • CAREGIVER ALERT: The Connection Between Gum Disease and Alzheimer's Disease
    A recent research study showed that the presence of gum disease was associated with a six-fold increase in the rate of cognitive decline in ...
  • Alzheimer's Repetitive Questions, Behavior and the Role of Communication
    Guess what I learned? I learned that I was no longer exasperated, bent out of shape, or stressed out. Quite the opposite in fact. I felt go...
  • How to Listen to an Alzheimer's Patient
    Two of the biggest problems Alzheimer's and Dementia caregivers face are how to cope, and how to talk with someone who has dementia....
Testimonials


About Bob DeMarco

Information for the Media

The Last 25 Articles on the Alzheimer's Reading Room

Write for the Alzheimer's Reading Room


Contact the Alzheimer's Reading Room
Alzheimer's Reading Room | Facebook

Alzheimer's Reading Room (@ALZHEIMERSread) | Twitter

Alzheimer's Reading Room Google+
Alzheimer's Reading Material
The Alzheimer's Reading Room does not provide medical advice. The contents are for informational purposes only, and are not intended to substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. The views of the individuals that write on this website, contribute articles, or are quoted on this site are not necessarily those of the Alzheimer's Reading Room. For specific, personalized medical advice we encourage you to contact your physician.
Unauthorized use and/or duplication of all materials and articles in the Alzheimer's Reading Room without the express and written permission from Bob DeMarco are strictly prohibited. Excerpts and links may be used, provided that full and clear credit is given and appropriate and specific direction to the original content is included.