Dementia Archives - Page 3 of 4

Golden Memories: Reasons to Reminisce

Posted May 19, 2016

by Mary Ann Drummond If someone told you there was a way to lower your blood pressure, improve your… Read more »

Posted April 25, 2016

by Mohammed Memon, M.D., Carolina Center for Behavioral Health Families and caregivers of those diagnosed with dementia often struggle… Read more »

Posted March 3, 2016

by Mary Ann Drummond, RN From the moment we take our first breath a time line begins marking the… Read more »

Posted February 22, 2016

by Anna Bolen How much of the Alzheimer’s and Dementia struggle is about the caregiver? As caregivers, we need… Read more »

Posted January 4, 2016

by Alyson C. Fudge I have a will, so my estate will not go through probate. The whole purpose… Read more »

Posted November 12, 2015

by Mary B. Lee, Certified Trainer, Positive Approach(TM) My journey with dementia began in 2004 when my mother was diagnosed… Read more »

Posted October 26, 2015

How to distinguish mild cognitive impairment from dementia from the normal process of aging by Alan Kronhaus, M.D., Co-Founder… Read more »

Posted October 19, 2015

The word “masterpiece” generally provokes thoughts of priceless works of art and pieces of music that have been played for centuries…. Read more »

Posted October 19, 2015

by Attorney Alyson C. Fudge, Founder of the Lowcountry Law Office on Aging, Mental Health & Disabilities, LLC. As the… Read more »

Posted October 15, 2015

by Tamra J. Fairchild, MPH, CSA; Griswold Home Care, Greenville-Spartanburg, SC Planning ahead is ideal, but more often than not,… Read more »