Something is changing with your parent
Name what you are seeing.
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Dementia & memory
Calm, repeatable responses for the moments dementia creates, plus help explaining Grandma's changes to your own children.
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The first hard conversation
Without taking away their independence.
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Go to the appointment prepared
One page, ten minutes.
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Decode the medical information
Plain language, real questions.
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Get your siblings to help
Stop being the default.
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Run a family meeting
Decisions, not a fight.
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- Something is changing with your parent
- The first hard conversation
- Go to the appointment prepared
- Decode the medical information
- Get your siblings to help
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Common questions
- How do I respond to repetitive questions from a parent with dementia?
- Answer the feeling, not just the question. The communication prompt gives you responses for the loops you hear most.
- How do I explain dementia to my kids?
- Simply and honestly. The kids prompt gives you age-appropriate words and ways they can still connect with their grandparent.
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