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Granny Needs My Help – Kids as Alzheimer’s Caregivers
Many people assume kids can’t be caregivers. As an older adult family member progresses in their disease, some of the
Neuro Hour #3 – Does Exercise Really Prevent Alzheimer’s?
Does exercise prevent Alzheimer’s? It can. When you combine the results of 11 studies, it shows that regular exercise can significantly reduce
Are We Closer to a Cure?
In the 90s, Alzheimer’s researchers were full of optimism that they would find a cure for the disease. Genetic studies
A Millennial Caregivers Tool w/Lucinda Koza
About one out of six millennial caregivers care for someone with dementia, with an average age of 27 years. Because these caregivers
Curing A Caregivers Guilt
Most of the caregivers I’ve spoken to have some level of guilt. For many of us, the guilt is significant.
Curing A Caregivers Guilt
Most of the caregivers I’ve spoken to have some level of guilt. For many of us, the guilt is significant. Why is this? The answer
Caregiver Guilt – Before, During & After
Most of the caregivers I’ve spoken to have some level of guilt. For many of us, the guilt is significant. Why is this? The answer
What The Heck is Being Death Positive?
Despite its name, the death positive movement isn’t a yellow smiley face–substitute for grief. Instead, it’s a way of moving toward neutral acceptance of death.
Running All Over The World
Running All Over the World – A Race Against Early-Onset Alzheimer’s What do marathon runners do when one needs open-heart surgery and the other is
Don’t Let Yourself Down – Guide to Burial Insurance
If you are considering burial insurance, then pat yourself on the back. You are thinking ahead — and beyond. For most of us, retirement planning
Streaming Happy Things with Joygage
Last year (2020), streaming our entertainment became one of our coping tools. Even our social lives essentially became streaming events. When the pandemic restrictions started
About Fading Memories Podcast
Fading Memories is a supportive podcast for people dealing with a loved one with memory loss. We interview people who have some of the answers and families currently on this journey. Join us and we’ll support each other along the way!
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