Managing Incontinence with Dignity: A Caregiver’s Guide
For many caregivers, incontinence is one of the most difficult and emotionally taxing aspects of dementia care. As the disease progresses, the brain may no longer be able to recognize the body’s signals or remember the steps involved in using the toilet. This is a medical symptom of the disease, not a behavioral choice. Responding […]
Hydration Hacks: 7 Creative Ways to Drink More Water
For a person living with dementia, staying hydrated can be a major challenge. They may no longer recognize the sensation of thirst, they might forget to drink, or they may have swallowing difficulties that make drinking water difficult. This is a serious concern, as dehydration can quickly lead to increased confusion, urinary tract infections (UTIs), […]