Category: Dementia care

The late stage of dementia commences when an individual fails to be able to articulate oneself, walk freely, take food and liquid without choking, and recognize friends and family. During this time, the individual needs round-the-clock care and assistance aimed at providing maximum comfort. Dementia is a gradual process, not a sudden onset. The toughest realization for families who have…

Caring for a parent with dementia can feel like walking a tightrope. Many adult children start with determination and love, thinking: “I can handle this. I owe them this care.” But as days turn into weeks, a quiet fear creeps in: Am I really doing enough? Am I doing it right? And the question many hesitate to voice: Is caring…