Category: Alzheimer’s Disease

When is forgetting something normal? And when does it become something else?

When is forgetting something normal and when is it a warning sign of Alzheimer’s or another form of dementia? What are the warning signs of dementia?

Occasional lapses in memory are a normal part of the aging process beginning as early as age 45 and can easily be attributed to stress, anxiety, depression, lack of sleep or other reasons . . .

What is “Sundowning”?

If you know what’s causes “sundowning” and when to most expect it, you will be better equipped to handle it when it occurs.

If a loved one has dementia, there are likely to have changes in their behavior in the later hours of the day—which is commonly referred to as “sundowning" . . .

What types of dementia are there?

There are over 100 forms of dementia. By knowing the cause as early as possible, some effects can be treated, reversed or even cured.

There are over 100 forms of dementia. By knowing the cause as early as possible as you begin your journey along the gray mile, some effects can be treated, some reversed or some even cured . . .